Some Avimor residents are confused after receiving letters about a hearing that will discuss new land and how the infrastructure will be funded. Many are unsure if they will be taking the bill.
- The tax will only affect those who buy homes in the Assessment area.
- The tax will be $6,000 and can be paid over a span of 40 years.
- The new land will add 337 housing units and 9 commercial pads.
( Below is the transcript from the broadcast story)
A letter is raising some questions in Avimor, about how costs for future development will be covered and who will be footing the bill. I’m your Eagle neighborhood reporter, Alexander Huddleston, learning more about the “community infrastructure district” and what it means for people who already live in Avimor.
Avimor continues to grow along Highway 55, about eight miles north of Eagle. But, that growth comes at a cost.
“Every time we start a new phase we have to go and put a special assessment on the new lots.”
Avimor GM Brad Pfannmuller.
Current Avimor residents received this letter recently from the city of Eagle, notifying them about an upcoming public hearing to discuss whether Special Assessment Area 6, the open space north of the existing development should see additional subdivisions and how those projects would be paid for.