Missouri HB2330 modifies annexation procedures for cities, towns, and villages, requiring voter approval for annexations and setting conditions for.
Missouri HB2330 modifies the process for cities, towns, and villages to annex unincorporated areas. The bill mandates that a city, town, or village cannot extend its limits through annexation until an election is held where a majority of the total votes cast in the city, town, or village and a separate majority of the total votes cast in the unincorporated area approve the annexation. The bill also outlines conditions for annexations, including that the area must be contiguous and compact with the existing city, town, or village limits.
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