Michigan SB1024 revises procedures for village annexation, including petition requirements and public notice.
Michigan SB1024 amends village annexation procedures, requiring petitions from landowners or 20% of qualified electors in the proposed annexation area. It mandates a village council resolution and notice to the county board of commissioners. The state boundary commission must hold a public hearing and provide notice to property owners. If a referendum petition is filed, the commission must verify its validity and order a referendum. If no valid referendum petition is filed or if the majority approves the annexation, it becomes effective.
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