Local Government Code § 43.0686
After the petition period ends, the municipality must verify the petition and notify affected residents and property owners. If the petition lacks enough signatures, annexation is barred for now; if enough signatures are obtained, annexation may proceed only after notice and two public hearings, with the final hearing
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After the petition period ends, the municipality must verify the petition and notify affected residents and property owners. If the petition lacks enough signatures, annexation is barred for now; if enough signatures are obtained, annexation may proceed only after notice and two public hearings, with the final hearing at least 10 days after the first hearing.
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