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Greenways PID board recommends $1,000,000 in City debt to reimburse its developer
In July 2020 the Greenways board recommended a 2020/21 budget with a $25 increase for residential B lots to support a future $1,000,000 bond to reimburse the developer in full, after Finance said issuing the full amount would otherwise require higher rates or lower costs. On November 9, 2020 the board voted unanimously to have the City Council move forward with issuing $1,000,000 in debt for the reimbursement, "acknowledging that the assessments are adequate to cover debt service payments," and recommended Ramirez Lawn and Sprinkler for the maintenance contract (about $156,000). The council published notice of the certificates on November 17, 2020.[1][2][3]
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The July 17, 2020 Greenways budget showed $444,722 for total maintenance and operation, a $300,000 developer reimbursement already approved by the council, and a $700,000 developer reimbursement tied to debt service. Finance said that if the full $1,000,000 was issued "the PID would have to increase rates or lower costs due to cash flow issues." The board unanimously recommended the budget "with an increase of $25 to residential B lot for a future bond issue of $1,000,000." [1]
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On November 9, 2020 the board voted unanimously "to have city council move forward with issuing $1,000,000 debt for reimbursement to the developer, acknowledging that the assessments are adequate to cover debt service payments," and unanimously recommended awarding the maintenance contract to Ramirez Lawn and Sprinkler; staff said the bid was around $156,000, for one year with two one-year renewals. On November 17, 2020 the council approved publishing notice of the certificates. [2][3]
- Debt recommended
- $1,000,000