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Carmel Valley RPD adopts FY2026–27 benefit-assessment resolutions
Summary
With President Alex Gray absent, the board elected Vice President Mike Thatcher to preside over the public hearing and unanimously approved Resolution 2026-04 (levy and collection) and Resolution 2026-05 (state-law compliance) for the FY2026–27 maintenance assessment district.
The Carmel Valley Recreation and Park District board adopted two resolutions to implement the FY2026–27 benefit assessment after a public hearing at its July 8 meeting. With President Alex Gray absent, Vice President Mike Thatcher was elected Pro Tempore President for the hearing and presided over the agenda.
The board reviewed the Final Engineer’s Report dated 7-08-26 and, with no members of the public offering comment during the hearing, approved Resolution 2026-04 to order the levy and collection of the annual assessment for the Carmel Valley Recreation & Park Maintenance Assessment District and Resolution 2026-05 certifying compliance with state law. Both motions were recorded as unanimous votes following motions by Karolyn Stone and Steve Goodman and seconds noted in the minutes. The board previously approved the engineer’s report on June 11, 2026.
The resolutions implement the assessment for the district’s maintenance activities for the coming fiscal year. The board did not record any public objections during the hearing; the minutes show the board moved forward immediately to adopt the resolutions and adjourned the hearing at 6:50 p.m. The district will proceed with levy and collection under the adopted resolutions.
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