Summary
Lennar's 1,351-lot subdivision PID grew from $10 million to $60 million in funded infrastructure, with a fire station contribution up to $5 million, a public amenity center and mortgage rate buy-downs. Homeowners pay assessments (~$1,369-$2,800/year depending on lot size).
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Last discussed Jul 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
No city repayment obligation; bonds repaid by PID assessments (~$2,432 average annually) with a 3-to-1 lien-to-value requirement.
Future homeowners (rate buy-downs, amenity center) and the wider community via fire station and bus shelter.
Homebuyers carry long-term PID assessments that run with the land.
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