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Water District #10 petition requires 50% assessed value and 50% resident signoffs, board told
Summary
Councilmember Phil Eygnor reported that Water District #10 organizers need signatures representing 50% assessed value and signatures from 50% of residents to advance the petition; he said a public meeting raised questions about cost and they hope to complete the requirements by February.
Councilmember Phil Eygnor told the board that the Water District #10 meeting 'went very well' but that some residents were 'not pleased with the cost.' Eygnor said the petition requires approval signatures representing 50% of assessed value and signatures from 50% of residents; organizers hope to complete the petition process by February.
The minutes do not list the projected cost per property, the number of parcels affected, or the next hearing date; Eygnor's remarks were recorded as part of his committee report and the board did not take a vote on the petition at the Dec. 17 meeting.
