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“This section lets certain landowners ask to exclude or include land in a proposed municipality, and sets deadlines and review steps for the county clerk and lieutenant governor.”
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This section lets certain landowners ask to exclude or include land in a proposed municipality, and sets deadlines and review steps for the county clerk and lieutenant governor.
Section 10-2a-204.5
Within 30 calendar days after the first public hearing, a specified landowner may ask the county clerk to exclude land from the proposed incorporation area, and a county landowner may ask to include land in that area.
Section 10-2a-204.5(2)
The county clerk must decide timely exclusion or inclusion requests, send them and the supporting materials to the lieutenant governor, and then notify affected parties in writing after the lieutenant governor’s final determination.
Section 10-2a-204.5(5)
for a request for inclusion, the owner of land that requested the inclusion; and
Section 10-2a-204.5(5)(c)(ii)
if the lieutenant governor reverses a determination of the county clerk, the reason for the reversal and the supporting facts.
Section 10-2a-204.5(7)(c)(ii)
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