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It's not pointless, Paul.
People would not want to visit an area full of graffiti, for starters. So it must be removed sooner or later.
To start doing something that is financially possible may lead to future donors investing some money for more expensive projects of restructure-maintenance.
So, to request a limited fund of, say, 30K, to do something essential such as getting rid of the disgusting graffiti, could lead to more substantial funds later.
After all, Western Heights belongs as much to me as it does to you, Paul.
I live on Western Heights, as it is part of my back garden.
So my input is as relevant as yours, considering I am proposing making the Heights look more presentable.