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San Marcos Unified adopts special-tax levies for community facilities districts for 2025–26
Summary
The board adopted a resolution authorizing the 2025–26 special tax levies for multiple Community Facilities Districts so the county can include assessments on property tax rolls.
SAN MARCOS, Calif. — The San Marcos Unified School District governing board on June 26 adopted Resolution No. 72-2425 to establish the 2025–26 special tax levies for multiple Community Facilities Districts (CFDs) and two improvement areas of CFD No. 15.
Erin, a district staff member presenting the item, told the board the resolution authorizes the district’s CFD assessments for fiscal year 2025–26 so the amounts can be submitted to the county auditor-controller by the district’s August 10 deadline for inclusion on property tax bills. "The resolution before the board tonight authorizes the fiscal year 2025–26 special tax levies of the various community facility districts or CFDs of the school district," Erin said.
The staff presentation noted that many of the district’s CFDs have substantial development and that the district previously issued bonds against some CFDs to fund school construction; those bonds are repaid from the CFD assessments collected through property tax bills. Erin outlined the county submission deadline and the schedule for tax collection and bond payments: assessments are included on tax bills that go out to property owners later in the year, and collections are used to make principal and interest payments after the December 2025 and April 2026 property-tax due dates.
The board adopted the resolution by motion (moved by Member Carlson; seconded by Member Martin) and approved it by roll-call vote: Member Carlson, Member Herrick, Member Martin, Member Ahmad and Member Meehan all voted aye.
The district will submit the approved assessment amounts to the county auditor-controller by the stated August 10 deadline for placement on 2025–26 property tax bills. No public comment was received on this item during the meeting.
