Zhen Wu
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 5
- Total speaking time
- 42:39
- Avg per meeting
- 8:32
- Segments
- 560
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Top issues during term (20)(General)
OCTA Coastal Rail and Bluff Protection
Regional projects backed by $305 million in state and federal transportation grants.
Sand Replenishment Public Outreach Initiative
Proposed an estimated expenditure of $75,000 to $100,000 from the general fund.
Digester No. 2 Rehabilitation Completion
Closes out contract expenditures for the rehabilitation project.
ballot measure
Property values near the coast could see shifts, and the city might have to shell out extra cash to handle the new development rules.
tree removal
Property values and neighborhood appeal could take a hit if we lose mature shade trees that make the park a great place to hang out.
City Manager Compensation & Contract Review
Increases base salary by 3% (approximately $9,465 annually) alongside modified severance terms.
Homelessness Strategy and Housing Solutions
Taxpayer money will be spent on setting up and managing this campsite, with the hope of long-term cost savings if it helps reduce homelessness.
2026 PPA OC Cup Pickleball Tournament Temporary Use Permit
Event organizers fund private parking shuttles and traffic management plans.
New Off-Leash Dog Park and Dog Run Location Selection
Funded through existing capital improvement project budgets for park design and construction.
Cars and Coffee Event Regulation and Traffic Impact
Generates increased foot traffic and retail sales for local businesses, particularly restaurants at the Outlets.
pickleball court closure
No word yet on how this closure will affect local businesses that cater to pickleball players.
public space regulation
You might have to pack lighter for your next park or beach trip, or find food elsewhere.
border security infrastructure
Taxpayer money is going towards this new tower, so expect some of your dollars to fund this coastal watch.
border security cooperation
Taxpayer money will likely be redirected to fund this increased border security presence.
sanctuary city policy
No immediate financial impact for San Clemente by staying out of this legal fight.
fishing closures
This could mean less money for local bait shops and charter boats if fishing spots get shut down.
homelessness policy
This fight could cost taxpayers money if the city loses and has to change its approach.
surveillance cameras
Taxpayer money is being used for these cameras, but the exact cost isn't clear yet.
beach monitoring
It's unclear if this will cost taxpayers extra cash, but hey, maybe it'll save us money down the line with better environmental management!
legal action
The city likely saves money by not getting involved in expensive legal fees.
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Wu was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent Calendar Approval (General)
Consent Calendar: General Plan Consistency Finding for CIP
Calling General Municipal Election of November 3, 2026
Adoption of Resolution No. 26-51 for 2025 General Plan Annual Progress Report
Resolution No. 26-04: General Plan Amendment 25-399
Voting record (3)(General)
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