Defines an industrial zone and allows operators to enter into a 30-year agreement with a municipality prohibiting annexation of the project site.
Mississippi SB2855 amends the Mississippi Code to define an industrial zone as a project whose operator may enter into an agreement with a municipality for up to 30 years. This agreement stipulates that the municipality cannot annex the project site without written consent from the project operator. Such agreements are binding on future governing authorities of the municipality. The bill also includes provisions regarding the inclusion of state institution buildings or grounds within municipal boundaries and the effect of municipal annexation on public school districts.
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