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Public Improvement Districts
Public Improvement Districts (PIDs) are defined geographical areas established to provide specific types of improvements or maintenance, which are financed by assessments against the property owners within the area.
PIDs provide the City with a development tool that allocates costs according to the benefits received. A PID can provide funding for supplemental services and improvements that meet the needs of the community, that could not otherwise be constructed or provided.
Chapter 372 of the Texas Local Government Code authorizes the creation of PIDs by cities, to help spur economic development by providing a means to improve infrastructure and promote economic growth. PIDs provide for the financing of the cost of public improvements or services that benefit a definable part of the City with the costs borne by those landowners within the PID boundaries who receive special benefits from the public improvements or services.
City Council approved an update to the City of Tomball Development Policy for Special Financing Districts in November 2022.
Administrative Policy No. 18 - Development Policy for Special Financing Districts
Special Financing District Application
PID 1 – Pine Country is a cash PID that was established March 5, 2007 by Resolution Number 20017-14, for a 15-year term. The district is for residential property only for development of single-family homes, and consist of 68 lots. The equivalent tax rate is $0.50 per $100 of assessed value.
Service and Assessment Plan Ordinance
2025 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
PID 2 – Raleigh Creek is a cash PID that was established April 16, 2007 by Resolution Number 2007-22, for a 15-year term. The district is for residential property only for development of single-family homes, and consist of 347 lots. The equivalent tax rate is $0.85 per $100 of assessed value.
Service and Assessment Plan Ordinance
2025 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
Levy Assessment Ordinance - Section One
Levy Assessment Ordinance - Section Two
Levy Assessment Ordinance - Section Three
Levy Assessment Ordinance - Section Four
Levy Assessment Ordinance - Section Five and Six
Levy Assessment Ordinance - Section Seven and Eight
PID 3 – Reserve at Spring Lake is a cash PID that was established October 19, 2009 by Resolution Number 2007-22, for a 15-year term. The district is for residential property only for development of single-family homes, and consist of 95 lots. The equivalent tax rate is $0.90 per $100 of assessed value.
Reserve at Spring Lake PID map
Service and Assessment Plan Ordinance
2025 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
Levy Assessment Ordinance - Section One
Levy Assessment Ordinance - Section Two
PID 4 – Alexander Estates is a cash PID that was established January 7, 2019 by Resolution Number 2019-04, for a 15-year term. The district is for residential property only for development of single-family homes, and consist of 251 lots. The equivalent tax rate is $0.90 per $100 of assessed value.
Service and Assessment Plan Ordinance
2025 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
Levy Assessment Ordinance – Section One
Levy Assessment Ordinance – Section Two
PID 5 – Yaupon Trails is a cash PID that was established March 16, 2015 by Resolution Number 2015-05, for a 15-year term. The district is for residential property only for development of single-family homes, and consist of 37 lots. The equivalent tax rate is $0.65 per $100 of assessed value.
Service and Assessment Plan Ordinance
2021 Service and Assessment Plan Update Ordinance
2025 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
PID 6 – Copper Cove is a cash PID that was established November 6, 2017 by Resolution Number 2017-18, for a 15-year term. The district is for residential property only for development of single-family homes, and consist of 52 lots. The equivalent tax rate is $0.75 per $100 of assessed value.
Service and Assessment Plan Ordinance
2021 Service and Assessment Plan Update Ordinance
2025 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
PID 7 – Grand Junction is a cash PID that was established March 19, 2018 by Resolution Number 2018-08, for a 15-year term. The district is for residential property only for development of single-family homes, and consist of 49 lots. The equivalent tax rate is $0.75 per $100 of assessed value.
Service and Assessment Plan Ordinance
2021 Service and Assessment Plan Update Ordinance
2025 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
PID 8 – Timber Trail is a cash PID that was established November 5, 2018 by Resolution Number 2018-29, for a 15-year term. The district is for residential property only for development of single-family homes, and consist of 104 lots. The equivalent tax rate is $0.75 per $100 of assessed value.
Service and Assessment Plan Ordinance
2021 Service and Assessment Plan Update Ordinance
2025 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
PID 10 – Raburn Reserve is a debt PID that was established December 7, 2020 by Resolution Number 2020-43, for a 30-year term. The district is for residential property only for development of single-family homes, consisting of 347 lots with one lot dedicated for commercial use. The equivalent tax rate is $0.96 per $100 of assessed value.
To access individual property information relating to your Public Improvement District, including current installment due and outstanding assessment, please click here.
Service and Assessment Plan and Levy Assessment Ordinance - IA1
Service and Assessment Plan and Levy Assessment Ordinance - IA2 & IA3
2021 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
2022 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
2023 Amended and Restate Service and Assessment Plan (SAP)
2023 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
2024 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
2025 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
PID 11 – Wood Leaf Reserve is a debt PID that was established January 18, 2021 by Resolution Number 2021-04, for a 30-year term. The district is for residential property only for development of single-family homes, and consist of 318 lots. The equivalent tax rate is $0.90 per $100 of assessed value.
To access individual property information relating to your Public Improvement District, including current installment due and outstanding assessment, please click here.
Service and Assessment Plan and Levy Assessment Ordinance - IA1
Service and Assessment Plan and Levy Assessment Ordinance - IA2
Service and Assessment Plan and Levy Assessment Ordinance - IA3
2023 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
2024 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
2025 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
PID 12 – Winfrey Estates is a debt PID that was established April 18, 2022 by Resolution Number 2022-10 for a 30-year term. The district is for residential property only for development of single-family homes, and consist of 113 lots. The equivalent tax rate is $0.95 per $100 of assessed value.
To access individual property information relating to your Public Improvement District, including current installment due and outstanding assessment, please click here.
Service and Assessment Plan & Levy Assessment Ordinance
PID 13 – Pine Trails is a cash PID that was established September 20, 2021 by Resolution Number 2021-25, for a 15-year term. The district is for residential property only for development of single-family homes, and consist of 50 lots. The equivalent tax rate is $0.75 per $100 of assessed value.
Service and Assessment Plan Ordinance
2025 Annual Service and Assessment Plan Update
PID 14 – Seven Oaks is a debt PID that was on August 15, 2022 by Resolution Number 2022-27, for a 30-year term. The district is for residential property only for the development of single-family attached townhomes, and consist of 141 lots. The equivalent tax rate is $0.72 per $100 of assessed value.
To access individual property information relating to your Public Improvement District, including current installment due and outstanding assessment, please click here.
Service and Assessment Plan & Levy Assessment Ordinance