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File #: 24-347    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 6/21/2024 In control: City Council
On agenda: 11/12/2024 Final action:
Title: A resolution fixing and certifying the 2024 annual assessment mill levy for assessments payable in 2025 at zero (0.00) mills upon each dollar of assessed valuation within the Briargate Special Improvement Maintenance District Presenter: Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer
Attachments: 1. Briargate SIMD map, 2. Resolution re Mill Levy for Briargate SIMD_11 12 24

Title
A resolution fixing and certifying the 2024 annual assessment mill levy for assessments payable in 2025 at zero (0.00) mills upon each dollar of assessed valuation within the Briargate Special Improvement Maintenance District

Presenter:
Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Body
Summary:
City Council approval of the attached resolution is required to fix and certify the 2024 mill levy for the assessments payable in 2025 for the Briargate Special Improvement Maintenance District (District). Also attached for reference is a boundary map of the District.

Background:
In November of 2021, voters approved the organization of the Briargate General Improvement District 2021 (GID) to assume the provision of the services currently provided by the existing Briargate Special Improvement Maintenance District (SIMD). The GID will assume all pertinent powers and functions of the Briargate SIMD, which by this resolution will have its mill levy set to zero (0.00) in 2024 for taxes payable in 2025. The 2025 budget for the Briargate SIMD is zero ($0.00) and the District will continue to remain inactive.

Including the Briargate SIMD, there are seven special improvement maintenance and/or security districts (commonly referred to as SIMDs) within the City of Colorado Springs that require Council's approval by resolution to fix and certify the 2024 assessment mill levies for the assessments payable in 2025.

These assessment districts are used to maintain medians, landscaping, fencing, entry islands, neighborhood theme signage, accent lighting, and other public improvements that are not normally maintained by the City. These districts are authorized under Chapter 3, Article 7 of City Code and were formed by developers primarily in the 1980s in lieu of homeowner associations to provide and maintain increased amenities within the developments. The assessments are imposed and collected in the same manner as ad valorem taxes.

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