Solara Public Infrastructure District will not require separate PID development agreement, county says
The commission passed Resolution R-2026-3771 clarifying that no separate PID development agreement is required for the Solara Public Infrastructure District; the county staff said the existing development agreement for the first 75 units satisfies policy for that phase, and future phases will require standard planned-development approvals.
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Commissioners adopted Resolution R-2026-3771, which clarifies that a separate Solara PID development agreement is not required because the existing development agreement tied to the planned development covers the project’s first phase (75 units). Staff advising the commission said the county previously revoked a PID policy and that, unless a new PID policy is later adopted, the clarification will not automatically change requirements for other projects.
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