South Dakota § 9-4-4.11 Resolution of intent to annex--Contents for small municipalities.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 9-4-4.11 — Resolution of intent to annex--Contents for small municipalities.

South Dakota § 9-4-4.11

Title 9MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT

Ch. 9-4CHANGE OF MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES

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S.D. Codified Laws § 9-4-4.11 (2026).

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Based on the study provided for in § 9-4-4.1 , the governing body may adopt a resolution of intent to extend its boundaries. The resolution, in municipalities of less than one thousand in population as determined in the last federal census, shall contain the following:

(1)The description and boundaries of the territory to be annexed;

(2)That ample and suitable resources exist to accommodate the orderly growth or development of the contiguous territory;

(3)The estimated difference in tax assessment rate for the residents in the contiguous territory;

(4)That exclusions and irregularities in boundary lines are not the result of arbitrariness;

(5)That there is reasonable present or demonstrable future need for annexing the contiguous territory; and (6) That population an

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Based on the study provided for in § 9-4-4.1 , the governing body may adopt a resolution of intent to extend its boundaries. The resolution, in municipalities of less than one thousand in population as determined in the last federal census, shall contain the following: (1) The description and boundaries of the territory to be annexed; (2) That ample and suitable resources exist to accommodate the orderly growth or development of the contiguous territory; (3) The estimated difference in tax assessment rate for the residents in the contiguous territory; (4) That exclusions and irregularities in boundary lines are not the result of arbitrariness; (5) That there is reasonable present or demonstrable future need for annexing the contiguous territory; and (6) That population and census data indicate that the municipality has or may experience growth or development beyond its present boundaries.