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Shenandoah council annexes about 6.07 acres after no public comment
Summary
After a brief public hearing with no speakers, the council adopted an ordinance annexing roughly 6.0688 acres in the Williams McDermott survey and extended city limits to include the property; developers were welcomed at the meeting.
The Shenandoah City Council opened and closed a public hearing on a proposed annexation of approximately 6.0688 acres (described by survey and tract numbers) and then adopted an ordinance annexing the territory into the city limits and adopting a service plan.
No members of the public spoke during the hearing. Council members introduced the developers (identified in the meeting as Julio and Pablo) and welcomed the new development into Shenandoah. The mayor offered a welcome to the property owners after the vote: "It's official. You're in Shenandoah," the mayor said.
The adopted ordinance extends municipal rights and responsibilities to the annexed property and binds its inhabitants to the city's regulations; the council directed that the service plan accompany the ordinance filing.
