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Landmark Community Development Authority elects officers and approves amended special-assessment roll
Summary
At its May 27 meeting, the Landmark Community Development Authority elected board officers and unanimously approved a resolution updating the special-assessment roll to match recent bond issuance and parcel subdivision, staff said.
The Landmark Community Development Authority elected new officers and approved an amended special-assessment roll at a brief meeting on May 27.
Mayor Aliyah Gaskins was nominated and elected chair after a motion by Councilman Chapman and a second from Councilwoman Green. Councilman Chapman was elected vice chair after a nomination by Councilman L. Newby and a second from Councilwoman Green. The board also confirmed Julian Gonzalez and Kendall Taylor in the secretary/treasurer roles. All motions were approved by roll call, with all members present voting in the affirmative.
Julian Gonzalez, speaking for staff, told the authority that the special-assessment roll is updated annually and that this amendment aligns the roll with the city’s bond debt-service curve and reflects the subdivision of the parent parcel into child parcels. He said the city issued the last tranche of the bonds in October 2024 and that an installment that had been zero the prior year because interest was capitalized has been reallocated for future collection. Gonzalez referred members to a cover report that explains the methodology.
After questions were invited and none were raised, Councilman Chapman moved to approve the resolution; Councilwoman Green seconded. The roll call vote recorded all present members voting yes and the resolution passed.
The meeting also approved prior meeting minutes by voice vote before adjourning.
