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Called for postponing the PRD 13A tax vote until historical underfunding and transparency issues are resolved.

Legal counsel argued that PRD special tax measures face constitutional hurdles and mismanagement issues.

Highlighted mapping errors, parcel allocation flaws, and voting irregularities in PRD 13A.

Stated that residents should not bear the financial burden of decades of county underfunding in PRD 13A.

Requested a delayed vote and lower tax increase for PRD road repairs.

Asked to delay the tax vote and ensure utility companies pay for aqueduct-related road damage.

Criticized the ultimatum between a massive tax increase and PRD dissolution.

Noted a lack of property disclosures regarding PRD obligations during real estate transactions.

Argued that utility heavy equipment contributed to road wear and requested shared financial responsibility.

Raised concerns regarding parcel exemption discrepancies and road maintenance history in Mesa Grove.

Requested exclusion from the PRD 13A assessment district based on prior county assurances.

Criticized county policies and fee increases.