County bond counsel explained amendments to the Harris Mill Residential Improvement District and a bond ordinance authorizing up to $9,000,000 for infrastructure for phases 2–5; council approved both ordinances unanimously.

Council approved first-reading action to issue up to $23 million in assessment revenue bonds for the Roslyn Residential Improvement District, with bond counsel saying the bonds would be paid by district assessments and generate a roughly $920,000 issuance fee to the county if fully subscribed.

Lancaster County heard bond counsel and developer testimony and approved first reading of an ordinance to authorize up to $23 million of revenue bonds for the Rosslyn Residential Improvement District; counsel said the bonds are secured by district assessments, not county taxes, and the issuance would generate an estimated 4% issuance fee to the county.