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City council adopts resolution confirming lighting and landscaping assessments
Summary
The Twentynine Palms City Council adopted a resolution confirming assessments for the city’s Lighting and Landscaping Assessment District, keeping Location 1 at current rates and increasing Location 2 by inflation plus 2% to appear on next year’s tax roll.
The Twentynine Palms City Council voted to adopt a resolution confirming assessments for the city’s Lighting and Landscaping Assessment District as part of its annual confirmation process. The motion to adopt "resolution number 25 11" was moved by the mayor and carried with council assent.
City staff told the council the district includes two locations. Staff recommended that Location 1 remain at the existing rate while Location 2, near the Homestead area, be increased to account for inflation plus a 2% cost‑of‑living adjustment. Staff said the confirmed assessments would be placed on next year’s tax roll and reiterated that this review is an annual statutory requirement under the Lighting and Landscaping Act of 1972.
Council members had no items removed from the consent calendar and raised no public objections during the hearing. The mayor made the motion to adopt the resolution and the council indicated approval.
The council did not provide a detailed roll‑call tally in the transcript; the motion language and the mayor’s adoption statement are recorded but individual vote names and counts were not specified. The council will finalize assessment amounts as part of the city’s regular fiscal-year process and the assessments will appear on next year’s property tax bills if no further changes are made.
