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Council hears staff overview of two annexation requests; staff to return with resolutions and legal guidance
Summary
City staff presented two annexation notice-of-intent filings (including a Tarragon proposal) covering roughly 38 acres if modified; staff recommended boundary adjustments and council asked for legal and consultant-cost options before deciding whether to process the requests together or separately.
City staff briefed the Incla City Council on two recent annexation notice-of-intent filings during its April 27 meeting, outlining options staff recommends and asking the council for direction on next steps.
Chris Massenet, the city’s community development director, told the council the city received the two filings on March 19 and March 24 and that staff recommends potentially modifying the proposed boundaries to add parcels, “to make the city boundary more regular” and better align with the comprehensive plan. He said both areas are zoned R‑2 (low-density residential), that water and sewer are available adjacent to the parcels, and that, with the additional parcels, the combined area would be…
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