Raise property assessments 2.45% for Hilltop neighborhood landscaping
In Plain English
Property owners in the Hilltop Landscape Maintenance District pay special assessments to fund landscaping services in their neighborhood. The city adjusts these assessments annually based on inflation. If approved, your assessment increases by 2.45% to match the Consumer Price Index.
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Votes
Continue the public hearing to the June 17, 2014, City Council meeting
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Raise property assessments for Hilltop neighborhood landscaping by 2.45%
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