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Assembly raises local-improvement-district approval bar to 75% after debate over property rights
Summary
The assembly voted to increase the property-owner approval threshold for contiguous local improvement districts from 54% to 75% after members debated foreclosure risk, returned ballots and protections for property owners who do not want assessments.
The assembly voted to raise the property-owner approval threshold for contiguous local improvement districts (LIDs) to 75%, significantly increasing the supermajority required to impose assessments.
The measure began as a proposal to raise the threshold from 54% to a two-thirds level; members discussed whether ballots not returned should…
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