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Hillsdale council sets Feb. 16 hearings for three special assessment districts

City of Hillsdale City Council · April 1, 2026

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Summary

The council set public hearings for three proposed 2026 Special Assessment Districts (SAD#2026-1, #2026-2 and #2026-3A) to be considered Feb. 16, 2026, after receiving drawings and engineer estimates; no assessments were adopted at the Jan. 20 meeting.

The Hillsdale City Council on Jan. 20 received engineering drawings, specifications and cost estimates for proposed 2026 special assessment districts and set public hearings for all three districts on Feb. 16, 2026 at 7 p.m.

City engineering materials presented the proposed boundaries and estimated costs for: SAD#2026-1 (Arch Ave., Industrial Dr. and Proctor Dr.); SAD#2026-2 (South St.); and SAD#2026-3A (Oak St.). Council discussion focused on how assessments would be apportioned to property owners; the minutes record a "lengthy" council discussion but show no final assessment votes at the Jan. 20 meeting.

Council approved resolutions of necessity and set the hearings by roll call votes: - SAD#2026-1 (Resolution #3665): motion by Bob Flynn, seconded by William Morrisey; vote 9-0. - SAD#2026-2 (Resolution #3666): motion by Bob Flynn, seconded by Greg Stuchell; vote 9-0. - SAD#2026-3A (Resolution #3667): motion by Robert Socha, seconded by Bob Flynn; vote 9-0.

The public hearings on Feb. 16 will provide property owners and other residents an opportunity for formal comment and for the council to consider final assessment actions.