Commission sets notice of intent for Smith Subdivisions fire-suppression RID
The commission adopted a notice of intent to create the Smith Subdivisions Fire Suppression Rural Improvement District (Resolution 2026-87), beginning a 30-day protest period and scheduling a Sept. 10 public hearing; staff estimated $3,008.25 annual maintenance and $150.41 per benefiting property assessment based on current lot counts.
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The Lewis and Clark County Commission adopted Resolution 2026-87, a notice of intent to create the Smith Subdivisions Fire Suppression Rural Improvement District (RID), initiating a 30-day protest period and scheduling a public hearing for Sept. 10. Planner Rachel Ward told the commission the proposed district would maintain a system composed of two wells, a pump house and three hydrants to serve four subdivisions that were conditionally approved in 2020.
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