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Votes at a glance: commissioners approve multiple PID budgets and transfer resolutions
Summary
Following the county budget adoption, the board unanimously approved budget and mill-levy resolutions for Public Improvement Districts 1 through 5, Pioneer Village Roads PID and Strathmore Valley Streetlights PID, and authorized related transfers to PID 1; all motions passed on roll call.
After adopting the county budget and certifying the mill levy, the board sequentially convened and approved budgets and related resolutions for multiple public improvement districts (PIDs). Each action passed unanimously on roll call.
PID No. 1: Commissioners approved the PID No. 1 2026 budget, which Nikki Simmons described as a revenue budget of $4,350,000 sourced largely from property tax transfers from other PIDs and direct impact fees; expenditures included reimbursements and capital projects. The motion passed 5-0.
PID No. 2: The board approved PID No. 2s budget (total revenue reported as $2,400,000) and certified the full 10-mill levy for 2026; Simmons noted PID 2 will sunset in about 12 years as properties are no longer included. Vote: 5-0.
PID No. 3: Commissioners adopted PID No. 3s budget (a 5-mill district) with estimated property tax revenue of about $182,000 and total revenues near $199,000; the full 5 mills were certified. Vote: 5-0.
PID No. 4: PID No. 4 is a new growth district with a 10-mill levy; Simmons said certified property tax revenue was small (about $23,700) in its first year and the commission approved the PID 4 budget and the 10-mill certification. Vote: 5-0.
PID No. 5: The board approved PID No. 5s budget (new 5-mill district) with estimated revenues and tax collection expense; the resolution passed 5-0.
Pioneer Village Roads PID: Commissioners adopted a budget of about $68,307 to pay for voter-approved private road improvements in the Pioneer Village area; motion passed 5-0.
Strathmore Valley Streetlights PID: Simmons explained that earlier authorizations and a temporary reduction were necessary because of the new 5.25% statutory cap on property tax increases. The board approved a net mill levy of 0.808 mils to meet the approved budget and certified the levy; motion passed 5-0.
Other routine agenda items, including consent calendars and administrative transfer authorizations tied to the primary county budget, were also approved by unanimous roll-call votes. The series of votes concluded with adjournment of the PID meetings and the overall session.
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