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Board reviews FY 2026–27 budget framework, CIP draft and delays policy reviews to March 24
Summary
The Board approved the Feb. 10 minutes and signed warrants, reviewed an initial FY2026–27 expense worksheet and a draft Capital Improvement Plan framework, set a joint budget meeting for March 24, and postponed review of an amended Emergency Management Plan and a new CWPP to March 24.
The Sandy River Board of Assessors approved minutes, signed warrants and began work on the FY 2026–2027 budget framework at its Feb. 24, 2026 meeting.
The Board approved the minutes of the Feb. 10 regular meeting by motion from Assessor Lisa Kinsman, seconded by Assessor Joanne Taylor. The board also reviewed and signed warrants for disbursement in accordance with prior practice.
Clerk Ethna L. Thompson presented an initial expense request worksheet and said a full draft budget will be prepared for review at the next meeting. The Board reviewed a draft Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) offered as a structural framework to illustrate format and components rather than as a finalized assessment of capital conditions and needs. The clerk asked members to identify current and anticipated capital needs for further development.
The Board set a joint Board of Assessors/Budget Committee meeting for March 24, 2026 at 4:00 PM to follow the regularly scheduled Board meeting. The clerk said she would have workbooks in advance and would email members when they were available to be picked up.
On permits and policy timing, the clerk reported three permit updates posted on the LUPC website since the last meeting: a minor amendment to modify dimensions of a Rock Pond Condominium unit (VSL Saddleback LLC), submission of a 38-unit townhouse condominium project by Arctaris Saddleback Real Estate LLC, and a permit logged for construction of a 36' x 25' x 22' dwelling submitted by Mark Goodrich. The clerk said the amended Emergency Management Plan and the newly drafted Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) were initially scheduled for the March 10 meeting but she recommended moving review to the March 24 meeting because another presentation would occupy the March 10 agenda. She said the drafts would be distributed electronically in advance for board review.
Assessor Lisa Kinsman said she had reviewed publicly available information regarding Camoin Associates, the firm scheduled to present on a proposed tax increment financing project, including the organization’s website and prior project experience as part of preliminary due diligence ahead of the presentation.
The meeting adjourned at 4:44 PM.
