BONADELLE RANCHOS, MADERA COUNTY — November 9, 2026. Madera LAFCO’s 2024 public-review draft describes Maintenance District 14 in Bonadelle Ranchos No. 9, including 3.9 miles of roads and 183 parcels; the study is not a 2026 repair schedule.
A district with precise boundaries
A July 2024 municipal service review prepared for Madera LAFCO describes Maintenance District 14 (MD14) as covering the Bonadelle Ranchos No. 9 neighborhood. The draft study places its eastern boundary at Highway 41, its northern boundary at Avenue 15 and its southern boundary at Avenue 14. It reports approximately 309 acres, 183 parcels and 3.9 miles of paved public roadways.
Why the maintenance district exists
According to the draft, Madera County established MD14 in 1964 to allocate a portion of property-tax funds for street maintenance. The review describes maintenance of roads inside the district, not every road bearing a Bonadelle or Madera Ranchos mailing address. MD14 should not be confused with Maintenance District 9 (Bonadelle Ranchos No. 5) or District 10 (Bonadelle/Madera Ranchos), which have different service territories.
The recommendation was not an annexation announcement
The 2024 report suggests considering an annexation of MD14 into County Service Area 22 as Greater Rio Mesa develops. That is a study recommendation in a public-review draft, not proof that the county subsequently approved annexation or expanded services. Residents should ask the county for the latest board resolutions and district boundary map.
What residents can request
Owners can ask Madera County Public Works for the current maintenance plan, street condition assessments, revenues, reserve balance and work orders for their specific road. An older service review does not establish that a particular repair was completed, funded or scheduled for 2026.
Primary public record
Madera Local Agency Formation Commission — Greater Rio Mesa Area Municipal Service Review, July 2024 public review draft, Section 11. This is a dated public-record explainer, not an independent inspection of current conditions. Residents can submit updated official records or corrections through the local newspaper’s Contact page.
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