(A) If the City fails to provide the services specified in the service plan within the time period specified in the service plan or required by state law, a majority of the qualified voters residing within the annexed area, or a majority of the landowners in the annexed area may petition the City Council to be disannexed as laid out in Chpt. 43, Texas Local Government Code and any other applicable state law.
(B) If the petition is refused by the City Council, or not acted upon within sixty (60) days, the petitioners may file suit for disannexation in the District Court.
(C) The petition for disannexation shall meet the requirements as laid out under the Chpt. 43, Texas Local Government Code and any other applicable state law. The City Council may, by ordinance, disannex territory within the City. Any territory so detached shall be liable for it’s pro rata share of any debts incurred while it was a part of the City, and the City shall continue to levy and collect taxes on the property until such indebtedness has been discharged. Disannexation actions are subject only to such procedural roles and regulations as prescribed by Chpt. 43, Texas Local Government Code, and any other applicable state statute.