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Public hearing set for annexation of 1338 Elkton Pike; council adopts plan of service
Summary
Council adopted a resolution setting a May 12 public hearing and approving a plan of service as the first step to annex about 11.4 acres at 1338 Elkton Pike, owned by David Kirkpatrick; staff said Chapel Road improvements will be required later and the state has revised annexation procedures.
Council members approved a resolution establishing a public hearing and adopting a plan of service to begin annexation proceedings for a roughly 11.4‑acre parcel at 1338 Elkton Pike.
Worsham described the parcel as "about 11.4 acres" owned by David Kirkpatrick and said the item follows new state procedures for annexation that require multiple steps before final action. The council scheduled the public hearing for May 12 at 12:05 p.m. and noted that future phases will include planning commission review and requirements to bring Chapel Road up to city standards as development proceeds.
The resolution the council adopted at this meeting completes the procedural first step required under the revised state process: establishing the hearing and the plan of service. Council members said they would follow the statutory steps outlined by staff as the annexation moves through public notice, commission review and any required improvements to access or local roads.
The annexation will return to the council after public comment and planning commission actions; the public hearing is the next scheduled step.
