Residents press Oak Point for accounting and pause on PID assessments
Multiple residents urged the council to delay action and provide a formal accounting for Prairie Oaks Public Improvement District assessments, citing a stated $2,419 assessment (described as a 48% increase) and concerns about notice, missing improvements and the statutory "special benefit" standard.
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Several residents used the public-comment period to press Oak Point officials for clearer accounting of Prairie Oaks Public Improvement District (PID) spending and to seek more time before further action.
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