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Annexation Issues in Eden

Annexation Issues in Eden. A History of Annexation in Eden Since 1968 NC Annexation History Current Annexation Issues in Eden. January 2010. Treatment Plant Annexation. Voluntary Annexations in Eden. Most annexations in Eden since 1968 have been voluntary.

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Annexation Issues in Eden

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  1. Annexation Issues in Eden • A History of Annexation in Eden Since 1968 • NC Annexation History • Current Annexation Issues in Eden January 2010

  2. Treatment Plant Annexation

  3. Voluntary Annexations in Eden • Most annexations in Eden since 1968 have been voluntary. • Property owners request that their property be annexed into the City Limits for a variety of reasons: • Need for City services – water, sewer, police, fire, etc. • Examples – The Oaks, Weil McLean, MGM Trucking

  4. Water/Sewer Extension Policy • Except under certain conditions, the City of Eden will provide water and sewer utility services only to properties within the corporate limits of the City and will only allow the extension of such lines to serve properties that are within the corporate limits of the City. No water or sewer service shall be provided to any property outside the corporate limits of the City of Eden unless the owner of the property petitions for voluntary annexation and the City Council approves that annexation prior to their receipt of water and sewer services, or the City Council approves an exception to these sections. • City of Eden City Code Section 16-211.1

  5. Assessment Policy • Property owners desiring extensions of utilities/services may petition the City Council for such extensions or improvements. The minimum area considered shall not be less than an entire street length between intersections and shall extend to the terminus of existing infrastructure. The City Council may decide to increase minimum area requirements based upon the overall size of the area for which new service is required. The property owners will be assessed to recover construction costs based upon N.C.G.S. 160A-218 and is determined by the assessment maps. • City of Eden City Assessment Policy for Streets, Sidewalks, Water and Sewer Facilities

  6. Involuntary Annexation in Eden • Several of the same areas have been considered for involuntary annexation by various City Councils multiple times since 1982. 1982 Annexation Study Map

  7. Involuntary Annexation in Eden • Only two involuntary annexations have been completed since that time: 1994 (shown in blue) and 2009 Indian Hills Annexation (shown in green).

  8. Current Areas Under Consideration for Annexation • Smith Acres and the Bryant Street Area are adjacent to the City Limits and can be undertaken at any time.

  9. Current Areas Under Consideration for Annexation • The Green Knolls area could be undertaken at any time now that the Indian Hills annexation is effective. • The Meadowood area could only be started after the Smith Acres annexation becomes effective.

  10. Current Areas Under Consideration for Annexation • The Glen Farm and Sauratown areas have also been considered, but these areas would be more costly and difficult to do.

  11. Smith Acres Annexation Report Summary

  12. Smith Acres Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  13. Smith Acres Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  14. Smith Acres Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  15. Smith Acres Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  16. Smith Acres Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  17. Smith Acres Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  18. Bryant Street Area Annexation Report Summary

  19. Bryant Street Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  20. Bryant Street Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  21. Bryant Street Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  22. Bryant Street Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  23. Bryant Street Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  24. Bryant Street Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  25. Meadowood Annexation Report Summary

  26. Meadowood Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  27. Meadowood Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  28. Meadowood Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  29. Meadowood Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  30. Meadowood Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  31. Meadowood Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  32. Green Knolls Annexation Report Summary

  33. Green Knolls Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  34. Green Knolls Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  35. Green Knolls Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  36. Green Knolls Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  37. Green Knolls Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  38. Green Knolls Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  39. Western Areas Annexation Report Summary

  40. Western Areas Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  41. Western Areas Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  42. Western Areas Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  43. Western Areas Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

  44. Western Areas Annexation Report SummaryRates Effective 2012-2013

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