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Why it matters: Eagle Landing is the city’s near-term sports and recreation asset. Primrose phase 2 will expand multi‑field sports facilities but several expected amenities were value‑engineered out of the base bid and may require additional funding to complete.

Eagle Landing: Staff said playground installation and the concession/restroom building interiors are near completion. The project remains primarily delayed by one outstanding permanent electrical connection from CenterPoint; once that power is available crews can clear weeds, complete irrigation hookups and begin turf establishment. HTX, a soccer organization, requested lighting modifications for the main field; staff said HTX will pay the incremental cost for those requested lighting changes and that two light poles on site will be relocated to serve other fields.

Primrose Phase 2 & 3: Staff showed drone footage and reported storm sewer and some sanitary installation in progress. Phase 2 will have conduit run to multiple fields, but staff said only one field will have permanent electrical, lights and a scoreboard at this time; the other three fields will have conduit only (no pulled electrical), no scoreboards, no spectator bleachers and no shade structures in the current package. One field will include a warm‑up bullpen; the others will not. Staff said foul/netting is included but windscreen and some other spectator amenities were cut to meet budget.

Commissioners asked whether bond funds (the May bond package) allowed dollars to be used to complete Phase 2 items. Staff said bond language lists “additional amenities for sports fields” among possible future uses and that the administration would confirm exact wording so commissioners can inform voters accurately. Commissioners suggested fundraising and sponsorship options for items such as bleachers and scoreboards; staff noted community fundraising efforts are already planned.

No formal action was taken; staff will obtain quotes for scoreboards and provide an itemized list of items omitted from Phase 2 along with estimated costs for commission review at a future meeting.

Staff said substantial completion for Eagle Landing remains targeted for May, with playable turf and field use occurring several months later after grass establishment. Primrose Phase 2 substantial completion timing is weather‑dependent but staff reported favorable progress.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Fulshear - Parks & Recreation Commission - Apr 11, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Staff said Eagle Landing Park’s playgrounds and concessions are nearing completion while CenterPoint’s final electrical connection remains the main outstanding item; Primrose Phase 2 continues but multiple field amenities were deferred to meet budget.","taxTitle","Fulshear, Fort Bend County, Texas","taxId",69473,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6606429,"TxDOT-approved Artbox wraps stalled by artist release issues; commission considers relaunching contest",634,2135000,2769000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2965217-bedcfb9e7af23acfa8882632e2cca828&start=2135&end=2769","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2965217-bedcfb9e7af23acfa8882632e2cca828/thumbnail_2135000.jpg","/articles/6606429/Fulshear/Fort-Bend-County/Texas/TxDOT-approved-Artbox-wraps-stalled-by-artist-release-issues-commission-considers-relaunching-contest","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6606429-8cffe4b4ff75c05823c27a1855890efb/orig.mp4?Expires=1770896677&Signature=CSuSisOgXrxApvwxDL1sXYHTBT~yCowT-vG6EFr004ai2Urtc8wjJpZ1Z9xfnUudAw67CsvtQe5sRbHmn5zlSrA1Xzcu1R13CTkUYEOHhCZUZS9djZ1BzA732F5AiP~izfzRE1PPEES~EJrE7N2StymmuRPdiusvifJq8JeUlf1u2OHu6pMH6PDJkJ4h-V2~1MoAIuLsWSprYCH8zJTF7s5~C1~D~b6iTAmyxJSI4SSL~E7bCXvIZJW9B9k4cLW1CkiYvtqCI3E5O~Qyto4WxagDaeLR~sX6qF8gLEb1WqRdT8UL665Oal-7eWxuiNMaMF7LzAxZSCWE6yVjALkqQQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Staff told the commission the Artbox traffic-signal wrap project has TxDOT approval and a signed agreement, but the city has not received usable artwork for all approved boxes because three artists either raised contractual comments or did not respond.

Why it matters: The project was intended to wrap multiple boxes with locally selected artwork; delays in artists signing a release have prevented the city from proceeding with production and installation for four available boxes.

Staff said of the original submissions, three artists had comments on the city’s artist‑release form, three did not respond, and one artist reported they no longer had the physical artwork. The city pays selected artists $500. Staff said the boxes located within a construction work zone on FM 1093 were removed from immediate consideration to avoid damage and relocation, reducing the number of boxes available to four.

Commissioners discussed options including setting a short deadline for the original artists to accept the release and, if they do not, relaunching a new contest with the release form attached to submissions. One commissioner suggested a May 3 deadline for artist responses and relaunching a contest concurrently so the city would have alternate artwork in hand if current artists declined.

Staff also said the Art Alliance, which hosted the original contest, has proposed an alternate agreement used by other cities; staff will review that agreement and determine whether any reasonable revisions to the city’s release form are appropriate. Staff warned that until artists sign the release the city cannot use or pay for the submitted pieces.

No formal vote was taken; staff will return with a recommended deadline and any proposed revisions to the release form for commission action.","TxDOT granted approval for traffic signal box wraps but three selected artists raised concerns about the city’s release form or did not respond; staff recommended a 30-day deadline and a possible new contest to secure artwork and move installation forward for four boxes.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6606434,"Fulshear Parks bond outreach continues; commissioners urged to stick to council-approved wording",4038,113000,4151000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2965217-bedcfb9e7af23acfa8882632e2cca828&start=113&end=4151","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2965217-bedcfb9e7af23acfa8882632e2cca828/thumbnail_113000.jpg","/articles/6606434/Fulshear/Fort-Bend-County/Texas/Fulshear-Parks-bond-outreach-continues-commissioners-urged-to-stick-to-council-approved-wording","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6606434-6f8ff243191c2ccd6539cbcd4a599533/orig.mp4?Expires=1770896677&Signature=PfQEVEZOiUaOYvqdt2iC2ONtosGUCM82-xvX4LCe9A9YR9OpJKkhEicEIeyEoUkzK2gylSHB6lVF~MhyNMiQLzPsWkfDEqgTvDz~nlZ6f8QCnrcaz8Tt1PbBnHX7Er91B9ZItKUlv9zGJ6UxYZmGFJWnCju8RbyhWblKztOCqWlBrvosf3DvxQLGVwoUqWoQRD470N0-gvLmimjT1A4k4F~35ZQ~tTh7vz2NJ47GnhWT1VOdCeqy2syNEHBaJCIYtFTZw9CLZ9r0CZrqKqV8weXi6NpRnpVspOoHFLPGVY7sC92kUkT4Mm8vBRWg~xWJSgdrLCNiP3BNTrVFliaEiA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","City staff briefed the Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission on outreach for the city’s proposed park bond and asked commissioners to use the materials the city presented to council when answering residents’ questions.

Why it matters: The city is conducting town halls and distributing informational materials ahead of a May 3 bond election; staff said the presentation must match the bond language and figures the council reviewed to comply with legal guidance from bond counsel.

Staff said the city has held a town hall and staffed an information table at a community event and will host a final presentation in council chambers on Saturday; the session will be streamed and archived. Staff noted the presentation includes a slide showing the estimated tax impact (examples for a $400,000 home and other sample house values) and a linked QR code to fullshoretexas.gov/bond with voting locations and details.

Commissioners discussed messaging. One commissioner noted the presentation’s example—\"$6 a month\"—helped make the tax impact easier to explain to neighbors. Staff cautioned that some numbers and wording cannot be altered in public materials because bond counsel reviewed the packet presented to council; staff said commissioners may answer questions in person but slides available for photographing must remain consistent with what was presented to council.

Staff also said land acquisition details remain undecided: if the bond passes, it would authorize the city to pursue potential park property but does not identify specific parcels. Commissioners asked whether the bond could be used to complete items that were value‑engineered out of current projects; staff said bond language lists “additional amenities for sports fields” among possible future uses and will verify precise wording for when commissioners are asked by residents.

Staff reiterated early voting dates and local polling locations, and noted the commission’s town‑hall presentation will be recorded so those who cannot attend can view it online.

No formal action was taken; staff asked the commission to attend outreach events as available and to direct neighbors to the city’s bond webpage for details.","City staff reviewed upcoming bond outreach materials and town halls, emphasized the need to stay within wording presented to council, and scheduled a final town hall and streaming for residents ahead of the May 3 election.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6606437,"Fulshear ESD proposes ZapStand public AED at Eagle Landing; city to review installation costs",1339,803000,2142000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2965217-bedcfb9e7af23acfa8882632e2cca828&start=803&end=2142","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2965217-bedcfb9e7af23acfa8882632e2cca828/thumbnail_803000.jpg","/articles/6606437/Fulshear/Fort-Bend-County/Texas/Fulshear-ESD-proposes-ZapStand-public-AED-at-Eagle-Landing-city-to-review-installation-costs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6606437-86bea9f84057851e74fa71d8b91cf8e3/orig.mp4?Expires=1770896677&Signature=SJ2dnRHFbW5Ii6jDmdTvoLpa-QXNP7xkUqPk8abSRTOS4shtm~BZQX1QzJlb75xqyO1ocHN6oSWmTNtCrbvsEVSIcMCTgF8RVLaXvafndOCJP61OiCNE~tzBMoEWNgkpbBwtm4STPgaD6HhKO5pbYCvQXrM2K5IXEotkDADHS7zy1kBmgI3zb6Bbu0ROJoB3eyiWFjsOJIhrBXeqK2sxyAKcv72NMi0KE1IK6GVhh10EZybK3dpQYH-6tIinA6JEuP7-orobLdHQQFPbghvYAj3Xk35vUt~VMf394ffBcea0Z~6EATDpqP9JLoDhxbAXt0GCGFZo3Vy4m~k5lsjsuQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Doug Boker, the new fire chief for Fulshear Simonton Emergency Services District 4, proposed placing a ZapStand public-access automatic external defibrillator (AED) at Eagle Landing Park and asked the Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission to identify a location and provide infrastructure.

Why it matters: The device would make an AED visible and accessible at sports fields year-round and would include a cellular link to 9-1-1, GPS tracking and vendor maintenance. The ESD offered to cover the vendor lease and maintenance while asking the city to supply concrete and power.

Boker described the ZapStand product and the ESD’s proposed financial role. “I’m Doug Boker. I’m the new fire chief for Fulshear Simonton ESD 4,” he said, and explained the vendor model: an initial negotiated equipment price of $10,000, then a $2,500 ongoing payment with a 3% escalation over a 25‑year lease. He said the ESD would commit to the lease and handle maintenance and replacement if vandalized or obsolete.

Commissioners and staff discussed implementation logistics and costs. Staff said they had plan sheets for the foundation and that Cliff, the project reviewer, was assessing whether the site layout would accommodate the stand and what the foundation and electrical work would require. Commissioners asked for an estimate of ongoing electrical costs and whether the city would be liable for maintenance; Boker said the vendor would handle repairs and routine upkeep and that the ESD would pay the vendor fees.

The discussion covered operational details: the stand remotely connects to 9-1-1 and opens a locked box that releases the AED, the device is climate controlled, and the vendor replaces batteries, pads and AED hardware as models update. Boker said the ESD intends to bring a contract to its board for approval; he asked the commission for a site and for the city to consider contributing installation funds for this first unit so future installations can be included in park design.

Commissioners asked whether the city could use partner or league funds or bond funds to cover some or all installation and electrical work. Staff said they would request cost proposals and review whether available project budgets (for Eagle Landing or Primrose) or partnership contributions could cover the work.

Discussion points and next steps included: staff will obtain site foundation and electrical cost proposals; Cliff will complete technical review of the plan sheets; the ESD will take a contract to its board for funding approval; commissioners will consider whether the parks fund can contribute seed money for the first unit and whether future installations should be designed into park plans.

Commissioners generally expressed strong support for the concept while asking for precise cost estimates before any formal city commitment.

The commission did not take a formal vote on the proposal during the meeting.","Fulshear Simonton ESD 4 offered to fund a 25-year leased, climate‑controlled public AED (ZapStand) for Eagle Landing Park, asking the city to provide concrete pad and electric; commissioners asked staff to get cost proposals and clarified maintenance and contract terms.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":115,"_47":116,"_49":117,"_51":118,"_53":119,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":120,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":121,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6606419,"Procedural votes: minutes approved and meeting adjourned",0,67000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2965217-bedcfb9e7af23acfa8882632e2cca828&start=67&end=67","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2965217-bedcfb9e7af23acfa8882632e2cca828/thumbnail_67000.jpg","/articles/6606419/Fulshear/Fort-Bend-County/Texas/Procedural-votes-minutes-approved-and-meeting-adjourned","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6606419-b8b3fef57689b42dcf379d7f962ce0b1/orig.mp4?Expires=1770896677&Signature=Ovo1YjcKzyYY2CU~ICfs9T3l~80BkvdVdm25zd1mZCo7IQS4azcSjaxINgypmRC6S5jsdtgnN7cC6I3FRG1MRXY9YuNnoeub4~5OvNLGWb3XKjOejq9vY7RdVhceGR3NZK6ManDl8y~So6c2jnXfIkoQWdXByN3rDIgj40nY-ecopJJTN44wxZNVltoxDMNVmokOJuzCrAeZerpnu7GgO04YlBH9qmu-sDxY0Y3JjCesUjbjHIwtkgfzd5AjfEUJz4Y6-gos0IiCl0yiyUupFDNn~Z6iFPs2x~ra5OhyqpzOqqIMuOYXNjvudo9NejeyfITyJSICwx2kRSfEWAZ3GA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The commission approved the minutes from the February 14 meeting with one clerical correction noted for the call to order. Staff said the minutes will be amended to reflect the corrected caller. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that passed by voice vote.

Why it matters: These were routine procedural actions and do not change any policy or project funding.

Details: A correction to the minutes was raised (call to order attribution), staff agreed to amend the record, the commission moved and seconded approval of the minutes, and the motion carried. At the meeting’s end a member moved to adjourn, a second was provided and members voted “aye.” No roll‑call tallies with member names were recorded in the transcript.

No further formal votes on ordinances, contracts or appropriations occurred during the meeting.","Commission approved minutes from the February 14 meeting with one correction noted and later voted to adjourn; no substantive policy votes recorded during the session.","actionData","errors"]

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Eagle Landing nears completion as Primrose phase 2 proceeds; some amenities deferred pending additional funds

TxDOT-approved Artbox wraps stalled by artist release issues; commission considers relaunching contest

Fulshear Parks bond outreach continues; commissioners urged to stick to council-approved wording

Fulshear ESD proposes ZapStand public AED at Eagle Landing; city to review installation costs

Procedural votes: minutes approved and meeting adjourned