Section
10.26.010 Purpose.
10.26.020 General provisions.
10.26.030 Application.
10.26.040 Annexation agreements.
10.26.050 Proposed zoning.
10.26.060 Petitions.
10.26.070 Planning Commission duties.
10.26.080 City Council duties.
10.26.090 Tulare County Local Formation Commission (LAFCO).
10.26.100 Taxation authorization.
The purpose of this chapter is to:
(A) Assure orderly growth and development, which are essential to the social, fiscal, and economic well-being of the city and its residents;
(B) Assure that the need for services and facilities are weighed against the total financial resources available for securing such services and facilities; and
(C) Provide a process for the annexation of land into the city limits.
(Ord. 18-09, passed 10-16-2018)
Whether initiated by petition or by resolution for application, the following general provisions will apply with regard to all proposed or requested annexation actions:
(A) Staff is authorized to take all actions and file any protests or notices necessary to protect and preserve city rights and opportunities for further comment or action; whether in connection with LAFCO or any other entity to the extent the city is an "affected city," as defined in Cal. Gov't Code § 56011 or as amended.
(B) The city's adopted general plan and zoning ordinance reflect the City Council's statement of the city's intentions with regard to future development and expansion. City staff is to work with the County of Tulare and LAFCO to implement the City Council's intent in documents and processes within their jurisdiction and with regard to all actions to achieve consistency with the city's adopted general plan and zoning ordinance, and existing state and federal law.
(C) Complete applications are required and fees must be paid before processing any annexation request.
(D) The city will seek to recover the costs of facilities and system capacities needed by any annexed properties proposed for annexation in a manner consistent with the city's connection fee and development impact fee programs.
(Ord. 18-09, passed 10-16-2018)
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