Summary
Rising property values in Harris Ranch boosted the district's bonding capacity, letting it budget for a new ~$5.2 million general obligation bond for infrastructure. Because the levy is fixed, homeowners' GO bond tax bills rise with home values — about $1,900 on an average $781,000 home, a ~3% bump.
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Last discussed Aug 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
Average homeowners will pay about $1,900 for the GO bond levy this year, roughly a 3% increase.
The district, which gains bond capacity to reimburse the developer for infrastructure like roads.
Homeowners whose fixed-levy tax bills rise along with property values.
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Harris Ranch Community Infrastructure District No. 1 - Regular Meeting — August 11, 2026
Rising property values in Harris Ranch boosted the district's bonding capacity, letting it budget for a new ~$5.2 million general obligation bond for infrastructure. Because the levy is fixed, homeowners' GO bond tax bills rise with home values — about $1,900 on an average $781,000 home, a ~3% bump.
Harris Ranch Community Infrastructure District No. 1 - Regular Meeting — May 12, 2026
The district runs on a fixed 2.85-mill levy and uses incremental revenue to fund new bond issuances. A budget workshop is set for June 16 and a public hearing July 28, giving residents a chance to weigh in.
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