Your City Hall

Community Facilities Districts

Community Facilities Districts (CFDs), formed in accordance with the Mello-Roos Community Facilities Act of 1982, are defined areas within the City in which property owners have voted to impose special taxes to finance public improvements.

1994-1 (Marketplace Public Pedestrian Traffic Circulation and Parking Facilities)


The public improvements include the acquisition of land and the construction of a public parking structure, public walkways, and public plazas, including fixtures and construction of sidewalks, curbs, gutters, lighting, street widening, and traffic signals.

The district issued bonds in 1995 and most recently re-financed the bonds in 2012. The final maturity of the debt is 2031.


1997-1 (The Promenade Public Parking Facilities)


The public improvements include an asphalt paved, striped parking lot or lots with full parking lot improvements, including street improvements for access, curbs and gutters, site lighting improvements, retaining walls, landscaping and irrigation improvements, security fences, grading, and drainage improvements. 


The district issued bonds in 1998. The final maturity of the debt is 2028.

California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission Yearly Fiscal Status Reports 


State law requires local agencies which issue Mello-Roos Community Facilities District bonds, including refunding bonds, after January 1, 1993 to annually report on the fiscal status of the bonds to the California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission (CDIAC) by October 30th of each year. 


1994-1 (Marketplace Public Pedestrian Traffic Circulation and Parking Facilities)

  1. Yearly Fiscal Status Report


1997-1 (The Promenade Public Parking Facilities)

  1. Yearly Fiscal Status Report


Previous Fiscal Status Reports are available in the City's Imaging System for historical purposes.


State Controller's Parcel Tax Report

The addition of California Government Code section 12463.2 requires local government agencies report information relating to each locally assessed parcel tax. 


1994-1 (Marketplace Public Pedestrian Traffic Circulation and Parking Facilities)

  1. Parcel Tax Report


1997-1 (The Promenade Public Parking Facilities)

  1. Parcel Tax Report


Previous Parcel Tax Reports are available on the City's Imaging System for historical purposes. 


Annual Report of Taxes and Expenditures

A person residing in or owning property in a community facilities district may request an annual report detailing the amount of special taxes and other monies collected and expended for the year. If this report is requested by a resident or property owner, the report will be posted on the City’s website.

Disclaimer Regarding Financial and Operating Data

The City of Thousand Oaks adheres to the highest professional standards in all of its data gathering and processing activities. However, the information posted to the City's website is not intended for use by investors or potential investors in securities issued by the City. Please refer to the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board'sElectronic Municipal Market Access(EMMA) website for official statements and continuing disclosure filings relating to the City's debt obligations. Please refer to the City's Financepage for additional information regarding the City's Investor Relations policies and the use of information posted on the City's website.