Establishment of Vista Diroma Community Development District

Original title: CDD 26-0248 PETITION TO ESTABLISH THE VISTA DIROMA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT (CDD) Establish the Vista Diroma Community Development District (CDD) in accordance with the attached ordinance. Of the total $36,557,996 budgeted for CDD-qualified common area infrastructure development costs (“common costs”), it is estimated that about $7,928,340 (or 21.7%) of those costs will be funded with long-term CDD bond proceeds.

Record date · April 7, 2026

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What This Bill Does

This ordinance formally establishes the Vista Diroma to manage infrastructure development for a new community. The project includes a total infrastructure budget of $36,557,996, with approximately $7,928,340 of that amount to be financed through long-term CDD bonds.

Why it matters

The creation of this district allows the developer to issue bonds to fund public infrastructure, which will be repaid through assessments on property owners within the Vista Diroma development.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Future property owners in Vista Diroma

Property owners will be subject to assessments to repay the long-term bonds issued by the CDD.

Indirectly affected

Local government taxpayers

The CDD structure shifts the responsibility for financing and maintaining local infrastructure from the general tax base to the specific property owners within the district.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Community Development District (CDD)?

A CDD is a special-purpose government unit created to plan, finance, construct, operate, and maintain community-wide infrastructure.

How will the infrastructure be paid for?

The infrastructure is budgeted at $36,557,996, with $7,928,340 of that amount funded through long-term bonds issued by the district.

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Infrastructure Financing Strategy

The district is utilizing a hybrid funding model where only 21.7% of infrastructure costs are covered by bonds, suggesting other funding sources (likely developer contributions or impact fees) cover the remaining 78.3%.

Vista Diroma Community Development District