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99-23
Res Ord Title
ANNEXING TERRITORY - TENNISON COURT
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3/15/1999
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MEMORANDUM <br /> No. 99-46 <br /> March 10, 1999 <br /> TO: Honorable Mayor T M. Howley and City Council Members <br /> FROM: James L. Williams, ., ity M ager <br /> Cecil A. Collins, Jr., Director � y�}�p <br /> `�� <br /> Kathy J. Miller, Planner ��-� <br /> SUBJECT: Annexation of premises commonly known as 34 Tennison Court <br /> A valid petition requesting annexation of the subject premises has been filed with the City Clerk's <br /> Office. Containing 1.34 acres, the area in question is presently vacant. The main reason for <br /> requesting annexation is to obtain city water to serve the future dwelling. <br /> The following data has been compiled relative to the proposed annexation: <br /> 1. An e�cisting watermain is located along Tennison Court adjacent to the <br /> subject tract; service is readily available. <br /> 2. The residence will be served by an individual septic system; currently there I <br /> are no plans for sanitary sewers in this area. <br /> 3. Additional annual revenue is unknown as the area is currently undeveloped. �I <br /> Staff is of the opinion that the proposed annexation would produce a logical extension of the <br /> corporate limits. <br /> Staff recommends approval of the petition as presented. <br />
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