Anderson-Cottonwood Irrigation District directors voted 3-0 at a special meeting on Aug. 31 to move forward with a scope-of-work amendment tied to the district’s special benefit assessment engineer’s report and Proposition 218 election assistance project, according to the special meeting minutes.
The packet excerpt identifies the item as a procedural step in the district’s assessment process, but it does not state the proposed assessment amount, parcel cost methodology or projected election timeline. It also is not clear from the excerpt whether notice, protest-counting or other Proposition 218 milestones have been scheduled.
The Aug. 31 action appears alongside other district business in the September board packet, which also includes the special meeting minutes for approval. Based on the materials provided, the vote marks a formal advance of assessment-engineering work, but the broader funding decision remains unresolved.
