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Oak Ridge council adopts Ordinance No. 80‑26 to form PID No. 2
Summary
The council approved Ordinance No. 80‑26 to create Oak Ridge Public Improvement District No. 2, establishing a Service and Assessment Plan and assessment roll to levy special assessments for roads, drainage and soft costs; the motion carried unanimously.
The Oak Ridge City Council voted on March 23 to adopt Ordinance No. 80‑26, approving a Service and Assessment Plan and an Assessment Roll for Oak Ridge Public Improvement District No. 2. The ordinance authorizes levying special assessments against property within the district, to be payable over time under the Public Improvement District Assessment Act.
Minutes indicate the PID will fund roads, drainage and soft costs. The record states that the "Final SAP is exactly same as PSAP just changed the date." Council Member Scherri Holmes moved to approve the ordinance and Nena Langford seconded; the minutes record the motion carried with all in favor.
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