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Quail Creek district board adopts $1.1 million tentative FY2026 budget

3542270 · May 27, 2025
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Summary

The Quail Creek Community Facilities District adopted a $1,107,640 tentative FY2026 budget, reduced tax rate for debt service components, and scheduled a June 23 public hearing for final adoption.

The Quail Creek Community Facilities District board adopted a tentative fiscal year 2026 budget of $1,107,640 and set a public hearing for final adoption on June 23, 2025.

District treasurer AC Mariotti presented the budget and explained that the district encompasses 1,192 acres within the Town of Sahuarita and represents about 56% of the larger Quail Creek development. He said the district’s assessed valuation increased to about $52.3 million, an 11% rise from the prior year, and the district is at about 58% residential buildout with 1,497 residential units.

Nut graf: The Quail Creek district’s tentative budget is largely funded by property taxes (98% of resources) and includes a combined tax rate of $2.26 per $100 of net taxable assessed valuation; that rate is $0.14 lower than the current fiscal year, driven by assessed value changes.

Mariotti said the district’s bonding capacity is $30 million authorized at formation; $12.7 million was issued previously and about $17.3 million remains available. Of outstanding bonds, about $4.3 million remains and will be paid off by fiscal year 2030, at which time the debt-service component of the district’s tax would drop to zero and only the operations and maintenance component ($0.30 per $100) would remain.

On expenditures, he said about $953,000 (86% of the budget) will go to principal, interest and banking fees, and $154,000 (14%) to operations including district administration, maintenance of streets and right-of-way, and a portion of Quail Creek Veterans Municipal Park costs. Beginning fund balance programmed for FY2026 is roughly $13,300.

The board approved Resolution No. 49 (FY2026 tentative budget) unanimously; the resolution requires filing the tentative budget with the district clerk, posting it online and establishing the June 23 public hearing for final adoption.

Ending: The Quail Creek tentative budget confirms the district’s carry-forward balances and tax-rate structure ahead of the June 23 public hearing.