District 2 Council Member· 2024-2028
Nick Dunlap
Fullerton
About
Nick Dunlap's platform for the Fullerton City Council centers heavily on addressing local infrastructure needs. As an incumbent candidate, his campaign emphasized tangible improvements to the city's physical foundations to better serve constituents.
Campaign promises (1)
- infrastructureNick Dunlap focused his campaign on improving local infrastructure in Fullerton.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 3
- Total speaking time
- 0:52
- Avg per meeting
- 0:17
- Segments
- 18
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Top issues during term (13)(Development)
Housing Opportunity Sites Review and Infill Development
Funded through a REAP 2.0 state grant administered via SCAG at no direct cost to the city.
Mills Act Historic Preservation Contracts
Reduces individual property tax assessments in exchange for private historic maintenance.
Local Economic Development and Small Business Growth
Requires future resource allocation for a strategic plan RFP.
Proposed 32-Unit Townhome Development at Harbor and Hermosa
The city faces potential legal liability and attorney fee exposure related to builder's remedy denials.
CSCDA Bond Issuance for UCA/UCE Apartments
Zero financial obligation to the city, though it would have financed $180 million in housing improvements.
Fullerton Crossroads Farmers Market Relocation
None to the city; privately operated with independent funding.
Woodcrest Park Overnight Parking
Permits are anticipated to cost approximately $50 annually, matching existing city parking programs.
City-Wide Community Needs Survey
Guides future funding recommendations for over $1.4 million in annual federal grants.
CSUF Titan Gateway Pedestrian Bridge Construction
Total project cost is approximately $12.3 million, funded through external university and federal sources rather than city coffers.
Healthcare Clinic Conditional Use Permit
Generates standard business license and permit fee revenue for the city.
Housing Administration and Rehabilitation Loans
Requesting $261,416 for administration and $400,000 for housing rehabilitation loans and grants.
Support Services at Fullerton City Lights
Requesting $40,000 primarily allocated toward staff salaries.
Magnolia Ridge Mobile Home Park Preservation
Results in a minor annual property tax reduction of approximately $2,500 due to welfare exemption eligibility.
Decisions during term (4)
Recorded while Dunlap was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Community Development Block Grant Program Fiscal Year 2026-27 Revised Annual Action Plan
Staff Development Day in February 2027
2026 Economic Development Update
Community Development Block Grant Program Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan
Voting record (3)(Development)
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