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Annexation
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Annexation
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Session 1: Mother May I?: Annexation after HB 347 - What’s left of annexation other than playing in the MUD? HB 347 dramatically changed the landscape for annexation. The scope of authority to annex without a vote has been severely limited. Address what authority is left for annexation after the adoption of HB 347.
Session 2: Beyond Boundaries: Land Use in the ETJ - How does the drastic reduction of annexation powers change regulation of land use in the ETJ? In the past, cities may have exercised regulatory power in their ETJs with the assumption that those areas would someday be within city limits and used annexation power to bring already developed areas into their city limits. If that is no longer true, should cities continue to exert regulatory power in their ETJ? Examine how this shifts the negotiation of 1445s between cities and counties.
Session 2: Beyond Boundaries: Land Use in the ETJ - How does the drastic reduction of annexation powers change regulation of land use in the ETJ? In the past, cities may have exercised regulatory power in their ETJs with the assumption that those areas would someday be within city limits and used annexation power to bring already developed areas into their city limits. If that is no longer true, should cities continue to exert regulatory power in their ETJ? Examine how this shifts the negotiation of 1445s between cities and counties.
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- Total Credit Hours:
- 1.00
- Credit Info
- TX, CA
- Specialization: Administrative Law | Oil, Gas and Mineral Law | Real Estate Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 6/30/2024
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Mother May I?: Annexation after HB 347 (May 2020)
Charles E. Zech
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Mother May I?: Annexation after HB 347 (May 2020)
What’s left of annexation other than playing in the MUD? HB 347 dramatically changed the landscape for annexation. The scope of authority to annex without a vote has been severely limited. Address what authority is left for annexation after the adoption of HB 347.
Originally presented: Apr 2020 Land Use Conference
Charles E. Zech,
Denton, Navarro, Rocha, Bernal & Zech, P.C. - Austin, TX
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Beyond Boundaries: Land Use in the ETJ (May 2020)
Matthew J. Festa, Daniele Skye Masson
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Beyond Boundaries: Land Use in the ETJ (May 2020)
How does the drastic reduction of annexation powers change regulation of land use in the ETJ? In the past, cities may have exercised regulatory power in their ETJs with the assumption that those areas would someday be within city limits and used annexation power to bring already developed areas into their city limits. If that is no longer true, should cities continue to exert regulatory power in their ETJ? Examine how this shifts the negotiation of 1445s between cities and counties.
Originally presented: Apr 2020 Land Use Conference
Matthew J. Festa,
South Texas College of Law Houston - Houston, TX
Daniele Skye Masson,
City of Georgetown - Georgetown, TX