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Marley Park CFD approves 2026 secondary property tax levy and FY2027 budget

Surprise City Council · June 2, 2026
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Summary

The Marley Park Community Facilities District kept the secondary property tax rate at 2.7294 with a proposed levy of $2,170,600 and adopted a FY2027 expenditure limitation budget of $2,300,000 by voice vote after a public hearing with no public speakers.

At a separate Marley Park Community Facilities District meeting immediately following the city work session, officials held a public hearing June 2 on the district’s intent to levy a secondary property tax and on the FY2027 expenditure limitation budget.

Miss Simmons (staff) explained that the district posted required notices in accordance with Arizona Revised Statutes, Title 42, and that the secondary tax rate would remain unchanged at 2.7294. She reported the proposed levy at that rate is $2,170,600.

No members of the public asked to speak during the hearing. A council member moved to approve resolution MPCFD 2026‑03 to levy the secondary property tax at the posted rate and another member seconded; the motion passed on a voice vote.

The board then considered the district’s FY2027 expenditure limitation budget, explained by Miss Simmons as balanced with sources and uses of $2,300,000. The board voted to adopt resolution MPCFD 2026‑02 to adopt the budget; the vote passed on a voice vote.

The clerk recorded the motions and voice votes; no roll‑call tallies were recorded in the transcript. The district’s rate and budget were presented as unchanged from the previous year and were approved as noticed.

What happens next: The adopted levy and expenditure limitation will be reflected in the district’s tax statements and budget documentation; staff will proceed with administrative steps for collection and implementation.