Geographic areas eligible for annexation Sample Clauses

Geographic areas eligible for annexation. 2.5.1 This agreement shall only be applicable to that portion of the Mukilteo Municipal Urban Growth Area (MUGA) herein referred to as the “Annexation Area” as depicted in Exhibit B. The Annexation Area is generally described as follows: a) The east side of SR 525 located south of South Perimeter Road, proceeding southerly to Xxxxxxx Xxxx Road and then north from Xxxxxxx Xxxx Road to the southern boundary of Xxxxx Field Airport, including the Xxxxxxx Xxxx Road right-of-way; and b) The adjacent properties east of Xxxxxxx Xxxx Rd identified by the County Assessor with the following parcel numbers: 00538000005200, 28042700100900, 28042700100700, 28042700100800, 28042700100801, 28042700100500, 28042700100600, and 28042700101300, as well as the portion of Xxxxxx Xx from Xxxxxxx Xxxx Rd roughly one-tenth of a mile to the east to where the road turns to the south. The Annexation Area lies wholly within Mukilteo’s Municipal Urban Growth Area (“MUGA”) and does not lie within an overlap planning area with another city. 2.5.2 The Annexation Area does not include airport property owned by Snohomish County (Paine Field), nor does the Annexation Area include 100-year flood hazard areas, Snohomish County transfer of development rights receiving areas, and lands designated as an Urban Center, Transit Pedestrian Village, or Urban Village by the County in its comprehensive plan. 2.5.3 The Southwest Snohomish County MUGA Boundaries Map in Appendix A of the Snohomish County CPP’s, as now existing or hereafter amended, identifies the Mukilteo MUGA in the Southwest Snohomish County MUGA Boundaries Map. The City and County acknowledge that annexation of unincorporated territory beyond the boundaries of the Annexation Area depicted in Exhibit B shall require a separate Annexation Interlocal Agreement (XXX). 2.5.4 Pursuant to RCW 35A.14.410, the boundaries arising from an annexation of territory shall not include a portion of the right-of-way of any public street, road, or highway except where the boundary runs from one edge of the right-of-way to the other edge of the right-of-way. When such right-of-way of any public street, road, or highway is included in an annexation proposal, it shall be considered a part of the Mukilteo MUGA. 2.5.5 The Annexation Area map attached to this Agreement as Exhibit B shows the Xxxxx Field Area that is adjacent to the Annexation Area and Mukilteo MUGA. Consistent with the Countywide Planning Policies DP-24, Xxxxx Field is a County-administered reg...
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Geographic areas eligible for annexation. The Snohomish County GMA Comprehensive Plan, as now existing or hereafter amended, identifies the

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