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Fairfield‑Suisun board waives second reading and dissolves two community facilities districts
Summary
Trustees unanimously waived second readings and approved two ordinances dissolving Community Facilities Districts No. 5 (Rancho Solano) and No. 6 (Woodlake), citing Mello‑Roos sunset and the district’s obligation to stop taxing residents for completed projects.
The Fairfield‑Suisun Unified School District governing board on March 19 waived second readings and approved two ordinances to dissolve Community Facilities Districts No. 5 (Rancho Solano) and No. 6 (Woodlake).
Board President Tilly called the motions to waive the required full reading of the ordinances and to approve them. There were no public speakers on either item. After motions and seconds, trustees voted in favor; President Tilly announced the motions carried.
Superintendent Sachs said the measures fulfill the district’s obligation to taxpayers to end Mello‑Roos special taxes once the districts’ purposes have ended. Trustee Wilson asked clarifying questions on whether the motion covered separate CFD areas; the president confirmed the board treated each ordinance separately and proceeded to vote on each.
The board’s action formally dissolves the two community facilities districts and directs the administration to take related ministerial steps. The ordinances were passed on the night’s consent of motions; no member recorded a public opposition during the meeting.
The board adjourned these items and continued with the remaining agenda.
The district indicated there were no public speakers on these items and no amendments were offered at the meeting. The superintendent and staff will implement the dissolution process and notify affected taxpayers and agencies as required.
