Oregon HB4108 allows for the annexation of noncontiguous land by a city if it receives water and sewer services from the city.

Oregon HB4108 modifies the criteria for city annexation to include noncontiguous land. Specifically, a city can annex land that is not physically connected to its boundaries, provided that the land receives water and sewer services from the city or a contracted operator of the water system or primary water supplier for the land. This change aims to facilitate urban expansion and service provision to areas that are logistically connected through utility services.

Oregon HB4108 allows for the annexation of noncontiguous land by a city if it receives water and sewer services from the city.

Oregon HB4108 modifies the criteria for city annexation to include noncontiguous land. Specifically, a city can annex land that is not physically connected to its boundaries, provided that the land receives water and sewer services from the city or a contracted operator of the water system or primary water supplier for the land. This change aims to facilitate urban expansion and service provision to areas that are logistically connected through utility services.