CFD No. 2024-1 Future Annexation Area Expansion
Summary
The city is borrowing to build parks and roads in new neighborhoods, with the debt paid by special taxes on those future homes, not existing residents. Tax rates run roughly 1.77-1.87% in Area 8 and 1.81-1.83% in Area 13, adding to a combined tax burden of roughly $15,000-$20,000 on a typical home.
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Last discussed Aug 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
No cost to the city's general fund — bond repayment falls entirely on future homeowners in Areas 8 and 13 via special taxes.
New-home buyers get parks and roads built sooner, and the city gets infrastructure funded by development rather than existing taxpayers.
Buyers in those neighborhoods will carry the special tax on top of regular property taxes and other CFD levies.
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Regular City Council Meeting
The city is borrowing to build parks and roads in new neighborhoods, with the debt paid by special taxes on those future homes, not existing residents. Tax rates run roughly 1.77-1.87% in Area 8 and 1.81-1.83% in Area 13, adding to a combined tax burden of roughly $15,000-$20,000 on a typical home.
Regular City Council Meeting
The Council took the first formal step to add territory to the future annexation area of the community facilities district that funds public facilities and services.
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