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River Ridge CDD approves goals and performance measures required by HB7013
Summary
The board approved a Goals and Objectives report and performance measures under new state law HB7013, identifying community communication, infrastructure maintenance and financial transparency as priority categories and setting an initial reporting deadline of Dec. 1, 2025.
District counsel and management briefed the River Ridge board on new state legislation, HB7013, which requires special districts to adopt annual goals and report performance measures. Tony Pires, district counsel, and Cleo Adams, district manager, outlined recommended categories and performance measures for Fiscal Year 2025 and explained statutory posting requirements.
Management proposed three core focus areas—Community Communication and Engagement; Infrastructure and Facilities Maintenance; and Financial Transparency and Accountability—and noted the initial report must be posted on the CDD website by Dec. 1, 2025. Supervisor Kurt Blumenthal moved to approve the Goals and Objectives and the Performance Measures/Standards & Annual Reporting Form; Supervisor Robert Twombly seconded, and the motion carried with all in favor.
Why it matters: HB7013 establishes new transparency and performance-reporting obligations for special districts. The board’s action sets the CDD’s initial compliance framework and a timetable for public reporting.
What’s next: Staff and counsel will finalize the reporting form, include the reporting date in the Key Activity Dates list, and post the initial report on the district website by the statutory deadline.
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