Indiana HB1327 modifies annexation laws to allow towns to annex noncontiguous residential developments and public highway rights-of-way connecting to.
Indiana HB1327 amends the state's annexation laws to allow towns to annex noncontiguous residential developments and the public highway rights-of-way connecting these developments to the town. The bill specifies that the annexation process is initiated by the owner of the residential development filing a petition and the town legislative body adopting a resolution approving the annexation. The annexing municipality is not allowed to tax the annexed territory for fire protection services.
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