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Lorson Ranch / District 1

Your district’s money, at a glance.

LORSON RANCH / DISTRICT 12025 · Actual results

What should I know first?

Services and debt costs

Includes district administration.

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$3.26m

55% interest & debt fees
45% services & administration

$3,255,649 · excludes infrastructure received
Year ended December 31, 2025 · Actual expenditures

Viewing Lorson Ranch Metropolitan District No. 1A district record. Not your household tax bill.

01 / WHERE DID THE MONEY GO?

Services, administration
and debt costs

2025 · Actual expenditures
District 1 · $3,255,649 total

Just over half went to interest and debt fees.

Interest & debt fees $1.79m

$1,787,000 bond interest + $3,000 paying agent fees.

An annual expense, not debt remaining.

Services & administration $1.47m

Landscaping, water, lighting, maintenance and district administration.

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WHERE DID THE REVENUE COME FROM?

Other districts supplied
most reported revenue.

2025 · Actual revenue · MD 1

$3.47m total revenue

Revenue from
Districts 2-7
$3,416,790
All other revenue$56,117

Bars share a $3,472,907 scale. These revenue sources are not matched to individual expenses.

+$217,258
Increase in the year-end fund balance

The balance carried into the next year grew by this amount. Fund balance is an accounting measure, not the same as available cash.

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Source: MD 1’s 2025 financial statements, PDF page 10 (printed page 4). Year ended December 31, 2025. Figures below are actual results, not a budget.

2025 actual results · MD 1 governmental funds · USD
Reported item / calculationAmount

How this view is calculated

55% = $1,790,000 ÷ $3,255,649; 45% = $1,465,649 ÷ $3,255,649, rounded. The $3,255,649 breakdown is $1,465,649 of current expenditures plus $1,790,000 of debt service. Internal fund transfers of $3,000 in and out net to zero at district level.

Revenue $3,472,907 − expenditures $50,465,817 + capital dedication $47,210,168 = fund balance increase $217,258. Beginning fund balance $879,020 + increase $217,258 = ending fund balance $1,096,278.

What this view does not establish

These compositions do not trace an individual homeowner’s taxes to an expense or establish cash-movement dates. Debt service is not outstanding principal or a payoff schedule. The debt section does not project a payoff date.

02 / THE LONGER VIEW

What long-term obligations remain?

December 31, 2025 · Actual balance
District 1 · Not a live payoff amount

At December 31, 2025, the district reported $12.42 million due after one year, including unpaid interest.

$12.42m

Long-term obligations · $12,424,821 exactly

Principal is borrowed money still owed. This total excludes other bills and interest that may build up in future years.

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District 1 · December 31, 2025 actual balances
What is owedAmount
2012 bond principal$9,840,166
Developer advances - principal$21,181
Bond interest owed$2,546,835
Developer advance interest owed$16,639
Total long-term obligations$12,424,821

The two developer advance principal balances are $11,174 and $10,007; their interest balances are $8,525 and $8,114. No part of these long-term obligations is listed as due within one year.

2025 debt note · PDF p. 21 ↗

03 / YEAR TO YEAR

What changed?

2024 → 2025 · Actual year-end balances
District 1 · Long-term obligations

The balance fell by $801,288. The bond principal stayed the same.

6.1% lower

The district paid more interest than it added during the year.

Why did the balance fall?

$985,712 of new interest was added. A $1,787,000 interest payment more than offset that increase.

Bond principal stayed at $9,840,166. The lower balance does not mean the district paid down that principal.

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Change in MD 1 long-term obligations · 2025 debt note
December 31, 2024 balance$13,226,109
Interest added in 2025+$985,712
Interest paid in 2025−$1,787,000
December 31, 2025 balance$12,424,821
Change−$801,288

The decrease is $801,288 ÷ $13,226,109 = 6.1%, rounded. Both balances come from the same debt note. This comparison includes interest owed; it is not a principal-only trend.

Read both years in the debt note · PDF p. 21 ↗

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