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Castroville CSD adopts resolutions for tax collection compliance and to order November 3 election
Summary
The Castroville board approved Resolution No. 26-02 confirming compliance with state law for levy/fee collection and approved Resolution No. 26-03 ordering the November 3, 2026 election and asking the County of Monterey to conduct and consolidate the election under a services agreement.
At its May 19 meeting the Castroville Community Services District board approved two resolutions affecting finance and elections. The board adopted Resolution No. 26-02, certifying compliance with state law for the levy of general and special taxes, assessments, and property-related fees and authorizing an agreement with the County of Monterey to collect assessments and special taxes. The board also adopted Resolution No. 26-03, ordering an election for November 3, 2026, requesting the County Elections Department conduct and consolidate the election, and approving a services agreement for election administration.
Both motions passed by roll-call vote with Directors Glenn Oania and Cosme Padilla joining President Ron Stefani in support; Vice President Greg MacMillan and Director James Cochran were recorded as absent. The board packet referenced the County of Monterey elections calendar and the proposed service agreement; the board did not amend the terms during the meeting.
The resolutions position the district to proceed with standard procedures for collection and for placing matters on the November ballot; the meeting record did not specify which measures (if any) will appear on the ballot, only that the district requested county services and consolidation for the November 3 election.
