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“The municipal legislative body must give notice of an annexation petition after certification, by publication and mailing, within specified deadlines.”
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The municipal legislative body must give notice of an annexation petition after certification, by publication and mailing, within specified deadlines.
Section 10-2-808
This notice must say a petition for annexation was filed, describe the area, explain where the full petition can be inspected, and give protest filing information and deadlines.
Section 10-2-808(2)
a copy of the written protest is delivered to the municipal records officer of the proposed annexing municipality;
Section 10-2-808(2)(e)(ii)
in the creation of which an election was not required because of Subsection 17B-1-214(3)(c) ; and
Section 10-2-808(2)(h)(i)(B)
The required statement must give the filing deadline for a written protest as an actual date, not by citing the statute.
Section 10-2-808(3)
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