TABLE II: ANNEXATIONS

Ord. No.	Date Passed	Description
-	1-2-1992	Annexing by minor boundary adjustment of a certain tract of land contiguous to the city, commonly known as the Law Offices of Wallace, Rose & Harris.
-	1-2-1992	Annexing by minor boundary adjustment of a certain tract of land contiguous to the city, commonly known as The Mountain School.
-	7-21-1994	Annexing by minor boundary adjustment of a certain tract of land contiguous to the city, commonly known as the Elkins Regional Convalescent Center, Inc.
O97-12	12-4-1997	Annexing by minor boundary adjustment of a certain tract of land contiguous to the city, commonly known as Bridgewater Estates, situated in the Leadsville District.
O99-01	2-4-1999	Changing the boundary of the First Ward of city to included 22.1 acres, more or less, annexed by a minor boundary adjustment.
0-0033	- -2005	Incorporating those certain streets within Bridgewater Estates into the city limits.
O-028	3-3-2005	Incorporating those certain lots known as the Bruce Street Extension into the city limits.
O-039	1-19-2006	To incorporate and annex the Graceland Hills Subdivision into the city.
085	- -2008	Annexing Colonial Estates. LLC into the city.
082	10-16-2008	To incorporate and annex the Davis Trust Company “Beverly Pike” Branch into the city.
083	10-16-2008	Annexing by minor boundary adjustment of a certain tract of land contiguous to the city, known as all that certain tract or parcel of land consisting of a portion of a highway, right-of-way of U.S. 219 and a portion of County Route 11 (Laurel Mountain Road) and a portion of the Old Western Maryland right-of-way that runs north from the existing city boundary to the end of roadway improvements on the north side of Corridor “H”.
095	- -2009	Pursuant to petition authorized by Dave Clark, Program Manager of Highland Community Builders, Inc., regarding a subdivision known as Highland Meadows, developed by Highland Community Builders, Inc., to incorporate and annex such property into the city.
091	1-7-2009	Entering the fact that the petition from Michael R. Price, President/CEO of Davis Trust Company, requesting annexation of Davis Trust Company, “Beverly Pike” Branch is “sufficient in every respect” pursuant to W.Va. Code § 8-6-4(g).
092	1-7-2009	Entering the fact that the petition from Sharon L. Teter, President of Colonial Estates, LLC, requesting annexation of Colonial Estates, LLC is “sufficient in every respect” pursuant to W.Va. Code § 8-6-4(g).
093	1-7-2009	Annexing by minor boundary adjustment of a certain tract of land contiguous to the city, known as all that certain tract or parcel of land consisting of a portion of highway known as County Route 21/5 (North Flood Control Road); a portion of highway known as County Route 21 (Georgetown Road); a portion of highway known as County Route 21/5 (South Flood Control Road); and a portion of highway known as County Route 23/1 (Haddix Road); all of that tract or parcel of land situated in Leadsville District.
094	1-7-2009	Pursuant to petition authorized by Randolph Allan, President of the Randolph Historical Society regarding a cemetery owned by the Randolph Historical Society, located in the Elkins flood control area to incorporate and annex such property into the city.
096	2-19-2009	Pursuant to petition authorized by Karen Jacobson, a member of Wilson Lane Development, LLC, regarding a subdivision known as Highland Meadows, to incorporate and annex such property.
101	6-18-2009	Pursuant to petition authorized by Mark Doak, President/CEO of Davis Health System, on behalf of Davis Health System’s Board of Directors, regarding a certain tract of property owned by Health Facilities, Inc., a subsidiary of Davis Health Systems, and known as Davis Health System’s Direct Care Facility to incorporate and annex such property into the city.
102	7-16-2009	Annexing by minor boundary adjustment of a certain tract of land contiguous to the city, known as Wilson Lane.
103	7-16-2009	Annexing by minor boundary adjustment of a certain tract of land contiguous to the city, known as a certain tract or parcel of land encompassing all of that tract or parcel of land situate approximately 600 feet south of the west end of Wilson Lane on the east bank of the Tygart Valley River.
106	9-3-2009	Pursuant to petition authorized by Charles H. Friddle, III, Manager, Local Affairs of Allegheny Power, an Allegheny Energy Company, regarding certain real property known as the Elkins Service Center of Allegheny Power, and annex such property into the city.
107	9-20-2009	Annexing by minor boundary adjustment of a certain tract of land contiguous to the city, so as to include all of that tract or parcel of land consisting of the highway right-of-way of U.S. Routes 33 and 250 west from the existing city boundary at Goff Street to a point 200 feet west of the west end of County Route 11 in the community of Crystal Springs.
108	1-21-2010	Annexing by minor boundary adjustment of a certain tract of land contiguous to the city, so as to include all of that tract or parcel of land being a strip of land known as Georgetown Road that begins at the existing city boundary at or near the Elkins Stockyard and extends northwesterly to the existing city boundary at the flood control.
115	8-5-2010	Annexing 4.20 acres of property, more or less, pursuant to a petition from Mayor Duke Talbott, on behalf of the city, to include all of the land and appurtenances situated in the Beverly District.
116	8-5-2010	Annexing 39.9 acres, more or less, owned by Randolph County Board of Education, which is the location of Elkins High School, Randolph County Technical Center and Midland Elementary School, into the city, to include all of the land and appurtenances situated in the Beverly District.
117	9-30-2010	Annexing by minor boundary adjustment of a certain tract of land contiguous to the city, to include North Elementary School and connecting streets, which is all of that tract or parcel of land situated in the Leadsville District, consisting of Kennedy Street in Highland Park, a portion of Secondary Route 1/7 and two parcels that makeup the North School property.
118	9-30-2010	Annexing by minor boundary adjustment of a certain tract of land contiguous to the city, which is all of that tract or parcel of land situated in Leadsville District consisting of a one block section of Harrison Avenue, all of Nathan Street, the Third Ward School property and a portion of a closed alley adjacent to the school.
166	4-4-2013	Pursuant to a petition authorized by Karen Jacobson, Executive Director, Randolph County Housing Authority, on behalf of the Randolph County Housing Authority, regarding a certain tract of property owned by Randolph County Housing Authority, and known as the Highland Park Apartments and the Youthbuild Campus, to incorporate and annex such property into the city.
179	4-17-2014	Pursuant to petition authorized by Dave Clark, Executive Director, Woodlands Development Group, on behalf of the Woodlands Development Group, regarding a certain tract of property owned by Woodlands Development Group, and known as a 1.68-acre tract, more or less, located on Wilson Lane, adjacent to the Tygart Valley Limited Partnership property, to incorporate and annex such property into the city.
268	12-19-2019	Annexing part of Harrison Avenue and the former Texaco Station on Harrison Avenue.
269	12-19-2019	Annexing property located on Wilson Lane known commonly as the former Reidbord Plant.
270	12-19-2019	Annexing property located on Wilson Lane commonly known as Tygart Valley Apartments.
297	3-17-2022	Annexing approximately 69.59 acres along the northeastern side of County Route 21, and to the east of County Route 21/5, and approximately 5.09 acres lying to the north of County Route 21, and to the east of County Route 21/5, both owned by the RCDA.
332	6-6-2024	Annexing approximately 0.59 acres at the corner of Redbud Land and Wilson Lane, Tax Map 126 Parcel 14.6, owned by Woodlands Development Group, Inc.
333	6-6-2024	Annexing two parcels, the first being a 2.775 acre tract, situated on a ridge top approximately 200 feet easterly of the existing McQuain Street Water Storage Tank and owned by Richard R. and Judith L. Ware, and the second being a 0.363 acre tract, situated on a ridge top approximately 200 feet northeast of the existing McQuain Street Water Storage Tank and owned by Steve Kimbrew.