HB730 Alabama 2010 Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor

Greg Wren

Republican

Session

Regular Session 2010

Title

Montgomery, boundary lines established to annex certain property, settlement of legal dispute with Pike Road

Summary

HB730 would redraw Montgomery's city boundaries to include three specified parcels in Montgomery County and settle a long-running dispute with Pike Road by deannexing the disputed area from Montgomery.

What This Bill Does

It establishes and alters the boundary lines to annex into the City of Montgomery three named parcels in Montgomery County, as shown on the attached map. The map is filed with public access for inspection. It also vacates any Montgomery annexation of other territory within the map area and deannexes the disputed Pike Road territory from the City of Montgomery. The act becomes effective once the Governor approves it and companion acts concerning Pike Road's boundaries and related tax matters are also approved.

Who It Affects

• Property owners and residents of the three parcels (Home Depot Lot 3, Chantilly Station Lot B, and Chantilly Station Lot A) who would become part of the City of Montgomery and be subject to its laws, taxes, and services.
• Residents and officials associated with the Pike Road dispute area, since that territory would be deannexed from the City of Montgomery and removed from Montgomery's corporate limits.

Key Provisions

• Establishes/changes Montgomery's boundary to include the three listed parcels within the City, as shown on the attached map.
• Provides that the map showing the included territory is on file and open for public inspection.
• Vacates Montgomery's annexation of other territory within the map area and deannexes the disputed Pike Road territory from Montgomery, while not vacating or excluding other territory outside the map area.
• Requires governor approval and companion acts (Pike Road boundary and a municipal taxation act) to fully take effect and settle the dispute.

AI-generated summary using openai/gpt-5-nano on Feb 25, 2026. May contain errors — refer to the official bill text for accuracy.

Subjects

Montgomery County