Todd Parker

The Board of Directors conducted a public hearing concerning the District's proposed 2026 budget. Following the public hearing, which received no public comment, the Board moved to adopt a resolution summarizing revenues and expenditures, adopting the 2026 budget, setting forth mill levies, and appropriating sums of money. Key actions included accepting and approving the estimated revenues and expenditures for 2026, approving a total mill levy of 16.111 mills for the Debt Service Fund based on the 2025 certified valuation, and authorizing the certification of this levy to the County Commissioners. The Board also confirmed that the budget and levies comply with fiscal year spending limits.

The Board of Directors held a meeting that included a public hearing regarding the District's proposed 2026 budget. Following the closure of the public hearing, the Board adopted a resolution summarizing revenues and expenditures, adopting the 2026 budget, setting forth mill levies, and making appropriations. Key aspects of the adopted budget included the acceptance and approval of estimated revenues and expenditures for 2026, and the determination of a property tax levy for the Debt Service Fund of 45.000 mills. The Board also certified that the budget and mill levies complied with applicable property tax or fiscal year spending limitations.

This document outlines the Baseline Metropolitan District Nos. 1-9's comprehensive plan and ongoing efforts to ensure technology accessibility. It details a commitment to equitable access and compliance with standards like WCAG 2.1 Level AA and Colorado's 8 CCR 1501-11. Key strategies include continuous website testing and remediation, staff training, integrating accessibility into procurement, and prioritizing improvements based on community and strategic impact. The plan also reports on progress, current maturity, and challenges encountered in achieving inclusive digital services.

The meeting includes discussion on administrative items such as declaration of quorum, director disclosures, and agenda approval. Consent agenda items involve approval of minutes from a special meeting, ratification of payment of claims and contract modifications, and approval of unaudited financial statements. The District Manager's Report and Capital Infrastructure Report will be presented, along with a review of the Capital Fund Summary and Capital Needs Assessment. Budget approval and contracting will be considered for the Center Street District, Preble Creek Master Drainage Phase 2, 160th Avenue, Sheridan Parkway Phase 2, and Baseline Parkside West Phase 2. The Finance Manager's Report will be reviewed. Legal items include consideration and approval of a Little Free Library License Agreement and a Temporary Construction Easement. There will be an executive session for legal advice if necessary.