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18 - Disannexation Request-Casey & Ashley Johnson-2355 Wildwood Ln
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3. Submit annexations to the U.S. Justice Department for preclearance not later than the 90th <br />day before the effective date of the annexation or the earliest date permitted under federal <br />law (Sec.43.906 <br />Section 6. Il uniciDal Regulation of the E..x..tr..a.territorial,JuirFisdictioin [ETJ <br />The policy purpose regarding the ETJ is stated in Sec. 42.001 of the TLGC. Chapters 42 and 43 of t <br />TLGC address the Municipal Annexation Act. The City of Paris' population has, under Sec. 42.021 <br />nd 43 of ' <br />r <br />ie J421 <br />ton._ <br />number of inhabitants" between 25,OOD-49,999, "and therefore the extent of (its) extraterritori <br />jurisdiction" is two (2) miles. <br />Sec. 42.023 states: "The extraterritorial jurisdiction of a municipality may not be reduced unless t <br />of judicial apportionment of overlapping extraterritorial jurisdiction under Sect. 42.901." <br />i,ection 42.022 discusses the expansion of the ETJ. The code also addresses the very rare issue <br />iverlapping ET.Is. <br />1.munliKc,!RDagiLIRletgg&uulmatimons Within the ETJ <br />Texas cities do not have the statutory ability to zone property within their ETJ; however, Sec. <br />212.003 states that a city's subdivision regulations are applicable within its ET1 if that <br />municipality has extended its subdivision regulations into the ETJ by ordinance. (Note: Paris' <br />Subdivision Regulations states that said regulations also apply in the ETJ.) <br />A municipality may regulate subdivisions and approve plats for tracts of land located outside its <br />city limits and outside its ETJ if there is an interlocal agreement providing for such regulation <br />and approval (Sec. 242.001(e)). If a property lies within the M of more than one municipality, <br />the municipality with the larger population has the responsibility for approval (Sec. 212.007 (a)). <br />2. Subdivisions 1-113 144S... and the ET1 <br />House Bill 1445 was adopted by the 2001 Session of the Texas Legislature and provided for ar, <br />agreement between a county and a municipality to regulate a subdivision in the ETJ of a <br />municipality. H.B. 1445, now in Chapter 242 of the Texas Local Government Code, required thal <br />W-uh�ilyr r2 U*x'n <br />authorized to regulate subdivision plats and approve related permits in the ETJ (Sec. 242.001 <br />(a)). For a municipality existing on September 1, 2001, the municipality and county were <br />required to enter into a written agreement on or before April 1, 2002 (Sec. 242.001 (c). <br />all a liol-, <br />over pilis aff"Tf re1qe.;1r,.;.111 <br />and all review will be done by the county; (3) the city and county will divide the ETJ <br />geographically and each will delineate in which area it possesses authority over plats, and (4) <br />filing fee, one office to file plats, and one uniform and consistent set of plat regulations. <br />6 <br />62 <br />
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