Increase annual property assessments for Hilltop neighborhood landscaping
Resolution 35-20
In Plain English
The Hilltop area has a special district where property owners pay extra fees for landscape maintenance beyond basic city services. An engineering study found the current assessments don't cover actual costs. If approved, property owners in this district pay higher annual fees to maintain neighborhood landscaping.
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Approve annual property assessment for Hilltop neighborhood landscaping services
Set annual fees for Hilltop neighborhood landscape maintenance district
Accept engineer's report and levy annual assessments for Hilltop landscape maintenance
Approve annual budget for Hilltop neighborhood landscaping services
Increase annual assessment for Hilltop Landscape Maintenance District
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