Summary
Buyers of the 107 new homes will pay layered special taxes — up to about $428 a month before their mortgage — funding roads-adjacent facilities, maintenance and public safety. Only those buyers pay, but it adds meaningfully to housing costs.
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Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
Roughly $5,100 a year in special taxes for buyers of the largest Gearson Ranch homes, on top of Mello-Roos-style obligations.
Future Gearson Ranch residents get funded services and facilities; the city recovers service costs.
Buyers of the new homes, who carry the tax burden for 30 years on facilities and in perpetuity on services.
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