HB723 Alabama 2010 Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor

Jeremy OdenAlabama Public Service Commission

Republican

Co-Sponsor

Elwyn Thomas

Session

Regular Session 2010

Title

Hayden, corp. limits alt.

Summary

HB723 would expand the Town of Hayden's corporate limits in Blount County by annexing numerous described tracts of land, bringing them under Hayden's municipal governance.

What This Bill Does

The bill alters, rearranges, and extends Hayden's boundary lines to include the listed tracts within the town's corporate limits. The annexed lands would become part of Hayden and be subject to its municipal laws, taxes, and services. It requires a map showing the proposed annexation territory to be on file for public inspection at the Blount County Judge of Probate's office. The act becomes effective on the first day of the third month after the Governor's approval.

Who It Affects

• Group 1: The Town of Hayden and its current and future residents within the newly annexed areas, who would be governed by Hayden's ordinances, receive municipal services, and be subject to local taxes and fees.
• Group 2: Landowners whose properties are described in the annexed tracts, whose ownership would become part of Hayden's jurisdiction and thus subject to its zoning, regulations, and city services.

Key Provisions

• Section 1: The boundary lines of Hayden are altered, rearranged, and extended to include numerous described tracts of land (identified as Tracts 1 through 418 in the attached descriptions).
• Section 2: A map showing the territory proposed for annexation is on file in the Blount County Judge of Probate's Office and is open to public inspection.
• Section 3: The act becomes effective on the first day of the third month following the Governor's approval (or other constitutional mechanism for effectiveness).

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Subjects

Blount County