The public improvement disclosure policy, which set forth certain requirements for providing notice and information to prospective property owners about public improvement districts ("PID"), is on file with the office of the city secretary.
[Ordinance 2026-05-11(8) adopted 5/11/2026]
(a) 
Signage that complies with this section identifying the subdivision as being within a PID must be located at all entryways and exits of a subdivision, in front of each model home, and in each sales center. Signage at the model homes and/or sales center shall include a QR code and a website that provides information about the PID. The City may, in addition to the developer or home builder, maintain its own website providing information about the PIDs that are located in the City. The information available at the QR code link and the website shall contain at a minimum the information described in subsection (b) and shall be approved by the City. The signage shall further include a statement substantially similar to the following:
"You are entering the _____ Public Improvement District. Lots owners are required to pay a special assessment. For more information visit: _____ (insert website)."
The city planning department will establish minimum sizes for the font and signage. The city planning department must approve the signage before it is posted. All signage must be clearly visible to all motorists entering and exiting the PID.
(b) 
Informational packets shall be provided in any sales centers within the subdivision, specifically to include, at minimum, the following elements:
(1) 
Frequently asked questions;
(2) 
Explanation of what a public improvement district is;
(3) 
Total assessment for any applicable lot/home being purchased, in addition to any other information related to tax rates; and
(4) 
The current annual installment of the PID assessments owed on for each lot/home type.
The form and content of the informational packets shall be prepared and provided by the City's PID administrator and updated at least annually.
(c) 
Any brochure that includes pricing on housing models within the subdivision shall include the current annual PID assessment installment and the total PID assessment for each model in a form that makes clear that the PID assessment is in addition to the price of the home and the taxes that may be owed on the home.
(d) 
The developer of the subdivision and the company building homes within the subdivision are responsible for ensuring compliance with this section during the time that the developer or the homebuilder, respectively, own property within the subdivision. Each developer and homebuilder developing land or constructing homes within a PID shall designate and maintain with the city the name and contact information of one or more individuals employed by the developer and homebuilder, respectively, who are responsible for ensuring compliance with this section.
(e) 
Any individual (or their realtor) who purchases a home within a PID and later sells such home that is still a part of a PID and has PID assessments that will be owed on such home shall be responsible for providing the same information as set out in Subsections (b) and (c) herein.
[Ordinance 2026-05-11(8) adopted 5/11/2026]
Any person or entity who shall violate any of the provisions of this article, or shall fail to comply therewith, or with any of the requirements thereof, or who removes signage required by section 1.11.002, within the city limits shall be deemed guilty of an offense and shall be liable for a fine not to exceed the sum of $500.00. Each day the violation exists shall constitute a separate offense. Such penalty shall be in addition to all the other remedies. As an additional penalty, the city may withhold building permits requested by the developer or homebuilder who has received three notices of violation of section 1.11.002. Proof of a culpable mental state shall not be required to establish a violation of this article.
[Ordinance 2026-05-11(8) adopted 5/11/2026]