GHAD budget and reserve adequacy for Ridgemark
Summary
The Geologic Hazard Abatement District's $133,906 budget passed, funded by a $45 annual increase per Ridgemark Promontory home. Supervisors flagged that thin reserves — roughly $300,000 — wouldn't cover major slope repairs if a bad winter hits.
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Last discussed Jun 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
Homeowners in the district pay up to $1,577.76 this year, about $45 more than last year.
The 90 Promontory at Ridgemark households protected from slope erosion and geologic hazards.
Those same homeowners through the annual assessment increase; all district residents if reserves prove insufficient for a major failure.
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