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Board flags public-access concerns over sidewalks, considers lighting under WREC Energy Agreement
Summary
Supervisors raised questions about whether funding sidewalks would create public-access obligations; the board also explored whether parking-lot lighting could be added to the district's WREC Energy Agreement.
During discussion of the HPCA funding request, board members and staff raised concerns that paying for sidewalks could create a public-access requirement within the gated community. District Engineer Kurt Heath and District Manager Chuck Adams emphasized the need to separate CDD-eligible support infrastructure from elements that would open the district to broader public access.
Board members also asked about site lighting. Mr. Adams said the CDD might be able to include parking-lot lighting under the district’s existing WREC Energy Agreement, but cautioned that any such step would require review to confirm eligibility and impacts on operations and maintenance responsibilities. No formal direction or vote on sidewalks or lighting was taken at the workshop.
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