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Eight more PIDs are established, from the Colonies (2001) to Heritage Hills (2016)
The City lists establishment dates for the Colonies (February 2001), Tutbury (August 2001), Point West (July 2003), Quail Creek (December 2006), the Vineyards (March 2011), Town Square (October 2014) and Heritage Hills (July 2016). Most assess a rate per square foot of lot; Tutbury and Quail Creek divide expenses equally among lots, Point West uses each owner's share of total square footage, and the Vineyards divides expenses among all platted lots.[1]
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The City lists these establishment dates: the Colonies, February 2001; Tutbury, August 2001; Point West, July 2003; Quail Creek, December 2006; the Vineyards, March 2011; Town Square, October 2014; Heritage Hills, July 2016; the Pinnacle, August 2017; Homestead, 2024; and Estancia, August 13, 2024. With the Greenways (April 1995), the page lists eleven PIDs. [1]
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The City lists the Colonies, Heritage Hills, the Pinnacle, Town Square, Homestead and Estancia as assessed at a rate multiplied by the square footage of the lot; Point West by each owner's percentage of the total square footage in the district; Quail Creek and Tutbury by dividing expenses equally among their 29 residential and 24 platted lots; and the Vineyards by dividing expenses among all platted lots. [1]
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Ordinance No. 8226, adopted on the council's December 9, 2025 consent agenda, sets each PID board's makeup "in accordance with the Formation documents." For example, the Colonies board has five members: two lot owners other than the developer, two recommended by the developer and one recommended by the owners, with the developer and owner seats passing to the property owners association once the property is fully developed. Quail Creek and Tutbury have three-member boards. [2][3][4]
