Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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This bill establishes a process for cities and towns in North Carolina to reduce their corporate limits, a process known as deannexation. It outlines procedures for both municipalities and property owners to initiate deannexation, requiring reports on financial and service impacts, public hearings, and potential referendums. If passed, this would allow for the formal removal of property from a city's boundaries under specific conditions.
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- R · PrimeCarson Smith
- D · PrimeLaura Budd
- R · PrimeReece Pyrtle
- D · PrimeCarolyn Logan
- D · CoMary Belk
- R · CoWilliam Brisson
- D · CoBecky Carney
- D · CoTracy Clark
- D · CoJulia Greenfield
- D · CoMary Harrison
- R · CoJake Johnson
- D · CoYa Liu
- D · CoJordan Lopez
- R · CoRay Pickett
- D · CoLindsey Prather
- D · CoAmos Quick
- R · CoDonna White
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