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Williston board defers CDP assessments amid settlement review, approves lot-mowing charges
Summary
Director of Development Services Mark Schneider asked the board to defer Community Development Program (CDP) assessments while a settlement is reviewed; the board deferred CDP assessments and approved remaining lot-mowing/code-compliance assessments (LM 25) by unanimous voice vote.
The Special Assessment Board deferred Community Development Program (CDP) assessments and approved remaining lot-mowing and code-compliance assessments at a public hearing Sept. 9.
Mark Schneider, Director of Development Services, told the board that a current settlement prompted questions about administrative costs tied to CDP assessments. Schneider recommended deferring all CDP assessments while the settlement terms are reviewed by CDP’s attorney and the city attorney.
After that recommendation, the board voted to defer the CDP assessments and approved the remaining lot-mowing/code-compliance assessments (LM 25) as presented. The motion to approve the remaining assessments was moved by Jory Meyer, seconded by Mark Barstad, and carried by unanimous voice vote.
Schneider’s request did not include specific dollar amounts or a timeline for the settlement review; the transcript records the recommendation and the board’s actions but no further details about the settlement or the administrative-cost calculations. The board did not adopt or change any policy governing CDP assessments at the hearing; it recorded a temporary deferral pending legal review.
