Annexation - Davis St West Active Construction Area I Unit 94, 07-30-1979

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-2- (g) The point of beginning of the legal description must be shown on the map. The boundaries of the subject territory must be distinctively shown on the map without obliterating any essential geographic or political features. The use of yellow lines to highlight the bound- aries is urged, as this color photographs as a light gray. (h) All maps must be professionally drawn or copied. Rough sketches of maps or plats will not be accepted. (i) The computed or estimated acreage shall be set forth in the legal description or on the map. (j) When applicable, each description and map shall indicate that it has been accepted by the local agency formation commission. 3. DEFINITIONS AND SPECIAL FEE PROVISIONS. (a) "Single area" means any separate geographical area regardless of ownership. A lot, a subdivision, or a township could each be a "Single area". A "Multiple area" annexation is one that involves several isolated single areas, say, several subdivisions scattered around the periphery of an existing district. A "Single area" does not include two areas that are contiguous at only a point or two areas that are contiguous to the ex- isting boundary of a city or district but not to each other. If an "island" is created by the exception of an area within a larger area, each island shall be considered a "Single area". (b) "Zones" include temporary zones in highway lighting districts, other zones, improvement districts, or any other sub -units of a city or parent district. (c) "Reorganization" includes any single action that involves two or more cities, districts, or zones in any combination. A transfer or exchange of territory between cities, districts, or zones would therefore be a "reorganization" under this definition. The con- solidation of districts or zones does not come under this definition. If a reorganization involves whole cities, districts, or zones and does not result in a cons_ i ation or merger, t e total processing fee sha(I_be $25� city, district, or zone invQLed. (d) If the subject territory is described entirely by sections or fractional portions of sections (see Paragraph 2 (c)), compute the processing fee as if the acreage involved were two acreage categories smaller. For example, the annexation of one section (640 acres) would be computed under the 21 - 60 acre category. (e) The fees in Section 4 of this schedule are based on the concept that any given action is confined to a single county. If more than one county is involved, add $50 for the second and each additional county involved. (f) Maximum Fees. No single fee shall exceed $3,300. (g) The processing fee shall accompany each statement unless prior arrangement for quarterly payments has been made. The use of quarterly payments shall be limited to those governmental entities that normally file more than 25 statements each year. Quarterly payments must be made during the month following the end of each quarter.