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Surprise weighs value of community facilities districts

Council possibly to vote on approving city's 3rd CFD next week

Anybody who has driven through Marley Park knows its unlike any other neighborhood in Surprise.

With its twisting streets, unique home styles, community amenities and park space, Marley Park has the look of a neighborhood that would come with a premium.

“It’s clearly nicer than the neighborhoods around it,” Surprise Vice Mayor Chris Judd said. “But the residents still end up paying for it.”

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