§ 29673 Special District Objections Hearing

• •If you don't want your property to be part of a special service district, you can tell the district secretary in writing before or during the hearing.
• •The board will listen to everyone's complaints or objections about creating the district or including their property.
• •The board can delay the hearing to another time if needed, but they don't have to send a new notice—just write down the new time and place in their meeting notes.

Imagine your neighborhood is planning to create a special district to pay for extra street cleaning, but you don’t want your house included because you think it will cost too much.

You can write a letter to the district secretary saying you don’t want your house in the district. At the hearing, the board will listen to your objection and decide whether to include your property or not. If they need more time to decide, they might delay the hearing, but they won’t send you another notice—they’ll just note the new date in their records.