The $2 million in city funding would be for turf replacement and emergency updates at some parks. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The Albuquerque City Council is set to vote on an emergency resolution to allocate $2 million toward restoring the grass in city parks. City Councilor Dan Lewis said our parks are dying and the situation calls for an emergency resolution. Part of his resolution would establish an emergency park grass and turf replacement project, which would cost around $2 million. MORE: Emergency resolution introduced to allocate $2M to restore parks in Albuquerque