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City Recorder rejects Timber Crossing annexation petition citing procedural defects; petition may be corrected and refiled
Summary
The Woods Cross City Recorder rejected the Timber Crossing annexation petition for four parcels (32.41 acres) because the petitioner did not provide required proof of mailing a Notice of Intent and a county notice cited the wrong statute; the recorder noted the petition can be corrected and refiled under Utah Code.
The Woods Cross City Recorder announced on May 5 that the Timber Crossing annexation petition (parcels 060790100, 060790088, 060790027, 060790028 — totaling 32.41 acres) cannot be certified under Utah Code § 10-2-807 due to procedural deficiencies. The recorder said the petitioner had failed to verify that it mailed the required "Notice of Intent to File a Petition" with proof of mailing and that a Davis County notice contained an incorrect statutory citation (the county notice cited § 10-2-403 rather than § 10-2-806).
The recorder advised the petitioners they may correct the deficiencies and refile; staff said Davis County has already made corrections and the city recorder is working on remaining items and will notify the council when the petition is compliant.
No council action was taken beyond the recorder's formal certification/rejection step required by statute.
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