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Council approves Tarragon annexation after staff modification and applicant assistance offer
Summary
After staff recommended modifying the Tarragon petition to include six parcels (~18 acres, valuation ~$4M) and the applicant offered to pay processing costs, the council approved resolution 18-77 by a 5–1 vote.
Staff reported that a notice of intent to annex was filed March 24, 2026 by Chad Perdue, representing Tarragon. The original petition included three large vacant parcels; staff recommended modifying the request to six parcels to regularize the city boundary. Staff said the area is roughly 18 acres, zoned low-density residential (R-2), and carried an assessor valuation of approximately $4,000,000 for 2026.
Staff also noted applicants typically offer to help cover consultant and processing costs for annexations; staff estimated prior consultant processing for a similar petition cost between $20,000 and $30,000 and represented 100–150 hours of staff time. The applicant reiterated willingness to reimburse review costs.
After committee discussion and a motion on the floor, the council voted with five yeses and one no to approve resolution 18-77. The minutes record that the motion passed and no additional amendments or conditions were recorded.
