§ 53.02 NON-CONTIGUOUS TRACTS.
   Upon request for annexation by the owner of land not contiguous to the corporate boundaries of the city but whose land is contiguous to land of an area of less than ten acres under one ownership being served by city water or sewers, the owner of each tract or tracts of land aggregating less than ten acres separating the land from the city shall join the land owner desiring the land annexation in a petition for annexation to the city and to the City Park District upon payment of the costs of annexation by the land owner requesting annexation. Failure of the intervening land owner or land owners to so join in the petition for annexation shall be deemed sufficient cause to sever the city sewer and water connections to the land. Upon request for annexation by a land owner whose property is not contiguous to the corporate boundaries of the city and whose land is not made contiguous by the joining in a petition for annexation by a person or persons whose land is presently served by city sewer or water facilities and whose land is not now served with city water, that the land owner shall, before making any connection with the city sewage or water system, first execute a covenant running with the land obligating himself or herself and his or her successors in title and all residents hereon to petition at his, her or their own expense for annexation to the city and the City Park District at a time in the future as they may be requested so to do by the City Council of the city.
(1980 Code, § 13.1101) (Ord. 9365, passed 1-7-2019)