Many East Side parks in San Jose are in disrepair due to a $554 million infrastructure backlog, affecting playgrounds, courts, and turf, emphasizing the need for diversified funding sources for equitable solutions.
Parks represent essential spaces for families in East San Jose, serving as a vital component of outdoor activities and family time, underlining the importance of addressing the funding shortfall to maintain these community assets.
The city's current funding structure heavily relies on development fees, leading to fluctuating resources based on housing development trends, causing inequitable distribution of funds across different city districts.
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