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Council approves Series 2026 certificates, noticed for fleet and Pinnacle and Vineyards park amenities
On October 14, 2025 the council voted 5-0 (Resolution No. 10-14-25-1) to publish notice of up to $10 million in Series 2026 certificates of obligation. The staff memo said the debt was for fleet replacements and to buy park amenities from the developers of the Pinnacle and Vineyards PIDs, with the PID share repaid from each district's assessments. On December 9, 2025 the council adopted Ordinance No. 8227 authorizing the certificates, 5-0. The City's FY2025 financial report records $8,520,000 in Series 2026 certificates for fleet replacements and does not mention the PID amenities.[1][2][3][4][5]
Cole StanleyTim ReidDon TippsDavid PrescottLes SimpsonLaura Storrs
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The October 14, 2025 staff memo (Resolution No. 10-14-25-1) described the debt as "to fund fleet replacements and to purchase park amenities from the developers of the Pinnacle Public Improvement District (PID) and the Vineyards PID," up to $10,000,000. It said "funding for the PID park amenities will come from the annual assessments at each corresponding PID," and that staff had discussed the need to buy the amenities with the council at summer budget workshops. The council adopted the resolution 5-0. [2][1]
- Max principal
- $10,000,000
- Votes for
- 5
- Votes against
- 0
- ✓ Verified
On December 9, 2025 the council adopted Ordinance No. 8227 authorizing the Series 2026 certificates, 5-0. The staff memo said "The park improvements will be paid for with existing Pinnacle PID and Vineyards PID assessments." [3][4]
- Votes for
- 5
- Votes against
- 0
- ✓ Verified
The City's FY2025 financial report records $8,520,000 of Series 2026 certificates "for fleet replacements to be paid through property taxes" and does not mention Pinnacle or Vineyards park amenities. Fetched sources do not show whether any Series 2026 proceeds bought PID amenities or what price was set. [5][4]
