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File #: 15-0597    Version: 1 Name: 6/15/15 Resolution to Withdraw Annexation Petitions
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 6/15/2015 In control: City Council
On agenda: 6/15/2015 Final action: 6/15/2015
Enactment date: 6/15/2015 Enactment #: R-15-214
Title: Resolution to Withdraw Petitions to the State of Michigan Boundary Commission to Annex Various Parcels from the Charter Township of Ann Arbor
Attachments: 1. Attachment- Petition Annex - Council Resol_561 S Maple, 2. Attachment- Petition Annex - Council Resol_1101 Huron River Dr, 3. Attachment- Petition Annex - Council Resol_2001 Dhu Varren, 4. Attachment- Petition Annex - Council Resol_2020 Dexter Ave, 5. Attachment- Petition Annex - Council Resol_2099 Thaler, 6. Attachment- Petition Annex - Council Resol_2997 Fuller Rd, 7. Attachment- Petition Annex - Council Resol_Dexter Ave Island, 8. Attachment- Petition Annex - Council Resol_US 23 and Earhart, 9. Attachment- Petition Annex - Council Resol_Wickfield Ct and 2004 Pontiac Trail, 10. 2014 annexations
Related files: 14-1078, 15-0600
Title
Resolution to Withdraw Petitions to the State of Michigan Boundary Commission to Annex Various Parcels from the Charter Township of Ann Arbor
Memorandum
Attached is a resolution authorizing withdrawal of petitions that have been submitted to the State of Michigan Boundary Commission for annexation of various parcels from the Charter Township of Ann Arbor.

On October 20, 2014, City Council authorized petitions to the State of Michigan Boundary Commission to annex various parcels identified as township islands within City's ultimate utility service area (Resolution R-14-363). Subsequently, the petitions for annexation of the identified township islands were submitted to the State, and reviewed for legal sufficiency by Boundary Commission staff.

Boundary Commission staff have identified technical errors related to the legal descriptions and land survey maps included as part of the submitted petitions. The process for Annexation by Council Resolution per the State of Michigan Boundary Commission General Rules does not allow petitions to be modified after submittal. Due to the identified errors and need to modify some elements of the petitions, formal withdrawal of petitions by Council resolution is required.

Updated petitions, including corrected legal descriptions and land survey maps, have been prepared. City Council will be asked to approve resolutions authorizing submittal of the updated petitions following Council action to withdrawal the existing petitions.

Attachments: Previously submitted State Boundary Commission Annexation Petitions (including location maps of parcel(s) proposed for annexation);
Staff
Prepared By: Jeff Kahan, City Planner
Reviewed By: Wendy L. Rampson, Planning Manager
Sumedh Bahl, Community Services Area Administrator
Body
Whereas, By Resolution R-14-363 City Council authorized petitions to the State of Michigan Boundary Commission to annex the following parcels identified as township islands within ...

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