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Elgin council approves 174-acre annexation, several development contracts and vendor authorizations
Summary
At a Dec. 16 special meeting, Elgin City Council approved annexing about 174 acres for a planned development district, authorized multiple vendor contracts including a compensation study and continued financial consulting, and approved a development consent agreement amendment after limited dissent.
Elgin City Council on Dec. 16 approved a series of development and contract actions, including the annexation of roughly 174.01 acres for a planned development district and contract authorizations intended to support city operations.
During the meeting, City Engineer Beau Perry presented an annexation of two tracts totaling 133.647 acres and 40.6336363 acres (about 174.01 acres) that the council approved to create a planned development district. The council then voted to assign the newly annexed land to a city ward (initially reported as Ward 2) and later, after executive session, approved an additional ward assignment (reported as Ward 3) connected to post–executive-session actions. Osborne said those annexation-related votes were unanimous.
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