Annexations. 4.11.1 The Franchisee shall automatically adjust to any area as a result of any annexation process.
Annexations. Contractor will participate and review all proposed annexations for potential problems or issues. Contractor will assist the Plan Commission and Village staff in the development of acceptable conditions or agreements associated with any annexation request.
Annexations. The Department will keep the Union advised as to arrangements for fire safety and emergency medical services as they are made in connection with any future annexations to the Cities of Eugene and Springfield. The Department shall confer and consult with the Union in connection with such annexations to better ensure that high fire and emergency medical safety standards are maintained.
Annexations. (A) The City may annex land after having received a request for annexation when affirmative findings are made in relation to the following:
(1) The land is contiguous with the City limits and within the urban growth boundary.
(2) The development of the property is compatible with the rational and logical extension of utilities and streets to the surrounding area.
(3) The City is capable of providing and maintaining its full range of urban services to the property without negatively impacting existing systems and the City’s ability to adequately serve all areas within the existing City limits.
(B) Within seven (7) days after an annexation application has been filed with the City, the City shall forward the application to the County Court and shall give the County no less than thirty (30) days to review and comment on the request. Additional time may be provided at the request of the County and with the concurrence of the City. The County’s review shall address consistency of the annexations with the City and the County Comprehensive Plan and development regulations, as well as its possible impact on the immediate area, the neighborhood, and the entire urban area. No response from the County shall be presumed to mean that the County has no objection to the proposed annexation.
(C) Requests for annexation to the City of areas outside the urban growth boundary shall not be considered until such time as the boundary is amended to include the subject land. Once the boundary has been amended. the annexation application can be processed.
(D) Establishment of the urban growth boundary does not imply that all land within the boundary shall be annexed to the City.
Annexations. 7.1. Camas and Washougal shall provide notice to the other party when either initiates annexation of any property into their corporate limits.
7.2. Upon request, Camas shall provide information regarding the impact of any annexation on revenue, expenses and Fire, EMS and ALS Transport service levels.
Annexations. In the event Heber City receives an annexation petition that includes the Wasatch View Estates Subdivision, Wasatch County, upon request from Heber City, agrees as per Utah State Code 10-2-402 (1) (b) (iii) (B), to leave Wasatch View Estates Subdivision as an unincorporated island or peninsula.
Annexations. The Parties agree that, during the term of this Agreement, Madison will not exercise its annexation authority to approve the annexation of any Cottage Grove territory east of the annexation line as shown and depicted on Exhibit 1 to this Agreement (the “Annexation Line”). In establishing the Annexation Line, the Parties recognize that annexations east of this line would not be in the public’s interest as that term is used in Wis. Stat. § 66.0217(6)(c). Cottage Grove territory lying between the Annexation Line and Madison is the Potential Madison Expansion Area, and is identified on Exhibit 1 as Area A. Cottage Grove agrees not to oppose unanimous annexation to Madison within the Potential Madison Expansion Area, nor will Cottage Grove support or encourage annexation of land in the Potential Madison Expansion Area to any other municipality. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Madison may annex land owned by Madison to the east of the Annexation Line if the lands are needed to provide the Potential Madison Expansion Area with sanitary sewer and/or water services. Lands may be annexed to Madison, under this Agreement, irrespective of the size, or shape of the lands covered by the annexation petition, pursuant to Wis. Stat. §§ 66.0217(2) and 66.0223. Such annexations may create town islands. Madison, however, may reject any petition to annex lands that are not contiguous, configured or located in a manner as will enable Madison to provide adequate and timely service. Madison is authorized to confer with landowners interested in annexation to recommend the size, shape and contiguousness of the territory to be covered by the petition. Any annexation shall include the public right of way to the centerline.
Annexations. The following agreement shall govern any annexations that occur within the Interlocal Service Agreement Boundary as displayed on Exhibit A:
Annexations. For the purposes of this Section, “contiguous” means adjacent to some property within the Town’s municipal boundary that is more than a road or street. In the event that the Town annexes territory that is contiguous to the current Franchise Area and not being provided Cable Service by the Grantee or an Affiliate of Grantee, Grantee agrees that it will extend its Cable system into the newly annexed territory under the terms of subsection 12.2(C); provided however if the annexation is of property that includes potential customers where Grantee’s coaxial infrastructure does not exist to serve such customers, service shall be provided when technically and economically feasible. In the event the Town annexes territory that is currently being provided Cable Service by Grantee or an Affiliate of Grantee, but not the same Cable Service as provided within the current Franchise Area, Grantee shall estimate the cost to make such adjustments to the Cable System as is necessary to provide the same Cable Service to the annexed area. If requested by the Grantee or Town, Grantee and the Town shall meet to discuss the cost of such adjustment and potential impact on Subscriber rates within one hundred twenty (120) days of Grantee’s receipt of notification of the annexation. Potential Subscribers in the area shall be given notice of the costs and potential impact on Subscriber rates, and shall be surveyed, at Grantee’s expense, as to their opinion. The Town will consider the results of the survey in its decision. Following the meeting the Town may require that Grantee make the required adjustments to the Cable System and billing system to provide the same Cable Service to the annexed area within two (2) years of the receipt of the annexation notification. If the Town determines that Grantee need not make adjustments necessary to provide the same Cable Services to the annexed area as exists elsewhere in the Town, the Town and the Grantee may annually revisit these issues and the costs necessary to make the required adjustments. Grantee may pass any costs of these adjustments to provide the same cable service to the newly annexed area to the Subscribers in that area. In the event that the Town annexes territory that is not contiguous to the current Franchise Area, Grantee shall have no obligation to extend to such area; provided, however, that if Grantee and/or an Affiliate has permission from the appropriate government authority to use the intervening Right-of-Way for this pu...
Annexations. A. It is the City’s intent to annex properties within the GMA as expeditiously as possible consistent with the terms of this Agreement. Except as provided in section 8(B), the City agrees to consider the annexation of any parcel or parcels of land located within the GMA which are eligible for voluntary annexation pursuant to the provisions of Title 31, Article 12 Colorado Revised Statutes.
B. To the extent permitted by law, and except for properties located within the GMA boundary lying south of County Road 32, the City agrees it will not annex property south of County Road 32 (also known as the “Fort Xxxxxxx/Loveland Corridor”) or any property within the portion of the Fossil Creek Reservoir Area Plan, which is located east of County Road 11 (Timberline Road) and South of County Road 36 unless the County either requires the landowner to petition for annexation or requests that the City consider annexation. The foregoing limitations on annexation shall not apply to the annexation of publicly owned open space, trails or parklands.
C. The City agrees to annex all County Road rights-of-way, easements, etc., adjacent to a voluntary annexation in accordance with Title 31, Article 12 Colorado Revised Statutes; provided, however, that the City may decline to annex such County roads and rights-of-way if annexation of such roads and rights-of-way would impede future annexations anticipated by the City to be accomplished by the use of a “flagpole” configuration or if such County road is primarily used by County development. In the event the City declines to annex any such roads or rights-of-way, it shall provide a written explanation in the annexation impact reports provided to the County outlining the City’s reasons for not annexing such roads or rights-of-way.
D. The City agrees to pursue involuntary annexation of any parcel that becomes eligible for involuntary annexation.
E. The City agrees to pursue annexation of any parcel whose owner has signed an annexation agreement.
F. The county agrees that the City, in its sole discretion, (except as provided in Section 8(B) of this agreement) may annex outside the Fort Xxxxxxx GMA. The City agrees that proposed annexations outside the GMA will be sent by certified mail to the Board of County Commissioners for review and comment at least thirty-five (35) days prior to the scheduled public hearing on the annexation before the City Council.
G. The County agrees to require a binding agreement for future annexation in the fo...
