Harrisville City announced a public hearing regarding the proposed creation of Lomond Heights Public Infrastructure Districts Nos. 1-2, according to a March 9 statement. The hearing was scheduled for Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at or after 7:00 p.m. at the Harrisville City Council Chambers located at 363 West Independence Blvd.
The public hearing was intended to allow for input on whether the requested services are needed in the area of the proposed districts and whether those services should be provided by the City or the districts themselves. Because consent to the creation of the districts and a waiver of the protest period had been obtained from all property owners and registered voters within the boundaries, the City could adopt a resolution creating the districts immediately following the hearing.
The proposed districts were designed to finance the construction of public infrastructure for the Lomond Heights development. Under the proposed resolution, the districts would be authorized to issue debt repayable from property taxes, special assessments, tax increments, and other revenues. The resolution also included a shared limited tax debt limit of $20 million and a mill levy of 0.005 per dollar of taxable value of property in the districts.
The proposed Board of Trustees for the districts would consist of three members: Kameron Spencer, Braiden Hampton, and Brandon Green. The districts would also have the authority to adjust their boundaries through annexation or withdrawal of properties within the proposed inclusion area, subject to specific conditions.
The proposed districts cover significant acreage, with District No. 1 containing approximately 118.16 acres and District No. 2 containing approximately 0.11 acres. The legal descriptions for these boundaries are maintained in the city's official records.
