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Senate circles bill that would let counties and cities agree to annex isolated parcels without owner consent

Utah State Senate · February 26, 2009
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Summary

Senate Bill 171, which would allow limited county‑initiated annexations of 'islands' or peninsulas into municipalities with protections for property owners (no partial takings; area limit), was introduced and then circled (deferred) after sponsor explained edits and stakeholder adjustments.

Senator Jenkins introduced Senate Bill 171 (first substitute), a response to county planning concerns about isolated 'islands' and peninsulas of unincorporated property that are surrounded by municipalities and not receiving services. Jenkins said the bill would allow a county and a municipality to agree to annex such areas without the property…

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