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Council adopts four more owner-requested annexations in 2024, totaling 726.63 acres
Between June and December 2024 the council adopted four annexations, each 5-0 on both readings: 100.45 acres including Krebs Addition Unit No. 1 near Interstate 40 and Loop 335/Helium Road (Ordinance No. 8138, applicants Krebs Cycling, LLC and a family trust; July 9); 168.77 acres near E. Hastings Avenue and Loop 335 for Highland Park Independent School District (Ordinance No. 8142; July 23); 203.80 acres near S.W. 45th Avenue and Soncy Road (Ordinance No. 8151, applicant a testamentary trust; September 24), at whose hearing two people spoke; and 253.61 acres near N. Western Street and Hastings Avenue for North Western Development Company LLC (Ordinance No. 8168; December 10).[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
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Ordinance No. 8138 (100.45 acres in Section 61, Block 9, BS&F Survey, Potter County) passed on first reading June 25, 2024 and on the July 9 consent agenda; No. 8142 (168.77 acres in Sections 70, 71, 94 and 95, Block 2, AB&M Survey, applicant Highland Park Independent School District) on July 9 and the July 23 consent agenda; No. 8151 (203.80 acres including the west 50 feet of Tarter Avenue, Section 62, Block 9, BS&F Survey, Randall County) on September 10 and the September 24 consent agenda; and No. 8168 (253.61 acres in Section 12, Block 9, BS&F Survey, Potter County, applicant North Western Development Company LLC) on November 12 and the December 10 consent agenda. Every one of those votes was 5-0. The council set the hearings by resolutions on June 11, August 27 and October 22, 2024. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
- Acres
- 726.63
- Ord 8138 acres
- 100.45
- Ord 8142 acres
- 168.77
- Ord 8151 acres
- 203.8
- Ord 8168 acres
- 253.61
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In the council minutes reviewed (2020 through September 2026), ten owner-petitioned annexation ordinances were adopted, totaling 3,134.43 acres: No. 7882 (330.26 acres, 2020), 7915 (191.07, 2021), 7975 (77.29, 2022), 7993 (244.97, 2022), 8104 (1,086.85, 2024), 8138 (100.45, 2024), 8142 (168.77, 2024), 8151 (203.80, 2024), 8168 (253.61, 2024) and 8200 (477.36, 2025). Apart from Councilmember Scherlen's no vote on the first reading of Ordinance No. 8200 (June 10, 2025), no council member voted against any reading of these ordinances recorded in those minutes; the first reading of No. 7993 is not recorded there because the July 12, 2022 minutes are not in the cache. [11][12][13][14][15][2][3][6][9][16][17]
- Acres
- 3,134.43