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WE NEED TO LOBBY LEGISLATORS
HARDER THAN THE LEAGUE DOES!
NC
:
The League of Municipalities
is Lobbying Cities to Block Changes to
Annexation Laws:
Read Pine Knoll shores Meeting minutes
NCLM Legislative Priorities 2005
click here
What the NCLM is
saying
Listen to 'State of Things'
UNC Radio Show on Annexation
Annexation
How the NC League of Municipalities Feels About Changing NC Annexation Law:
"Rep. Nelson Dollar introduced HB 1704
– NC Annexation Laws and Practice Study, which would establish a
study commission on annexation to include city and county officials and
annexation opponents appointed by the Senate President Pro Tem and the House
Speaker. It would also include three senators and three representatives.
Since, as the text of HB 1704 points out, the state’s
annexation laws were studied and changed in 1982/83 and again in 1997/98,
the League (NCLM) does not believe another study
commission is needed and therefore opposes this
bill."
NC League Bulletin
HB460:
“When residents are annexed, they become eligible to
vote in municipal elections, and it is not appropriate for nonresidents to
vote in those elections,” said NCLM Executive
Director S. Ellis Hankins. “Residents in the ETJ
are represented on municipal planning boards and boards of adjustment, bodies
that make recommendations and decisions on planning.
We oppose this bill.”
SB307:
"The League opposes this bill.
The existing annexation statutes have served the
citizens of North Carolina well. Annexation laws have helped keep tax rates
low for city residents and businesses, attract new jobs and protect property
values, the environment, bond and credit ratings."
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Making Change A Reality Takes YOU!
We have Elected Legislators willing to
introduce legislation to reform NC Annexation Law.
Citizens need to pressure the General Assembly to support reform.
Call and email the Legislators. Sign the online petition.
Help get legislators elected that will support reform!
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Tracking Legislator's
Position for Supporting Change to NC Annexation Law |
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Senators
This link takes you to
the list of Senators indicating those who have responded to our question
as to their support for reform. |
Oppose Change
This is
a list of Legislators who
responded to our question with a
NO
to reform.
Daniel G. Clodfelter
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Representatives
This link takes you to a list of
Representatives indicating those who have responded to our question as
to their support for reform. |
Please take the time to write to all Legislators
and let them know you want change!
Send Email to all Legislators
Crossover Bill List:
click here (PDF)
Email
Rep. Bill Culpepper and ask him to move forward with
H1704
Email
Sen. Daniel G. Clodfelter and tell him how you feel
about NC Involuntary Annexation Laws and his lack of action on S19 &
S307
With not one Reform Bill ever
making it to be VOTED ON in Committee, perhaps the citizens need to send a
message to Mr. Culpepper and Mr. Clodfelter the next time they run for
re-election!
Bills for
Statewide change that survived the crossover deadline:
(but STILL never got to Committee)
NC Annexation Laws and Practice Study
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HB 1704
Sponsors,
Primary:
Dollar
Ref To Com On
Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House
Chair;
Culpepper Vice Chairs; Hackney,
LaRoque
BILLS NEVER HEARD IN COMMITTEE
BEFORE CROSSOVER:
Suspend Involuntary Annexations
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HB 964
DIED in Committee
Sponsors;
Brown;
Faison;
Dollar; Co-Sponsors;
Blackwood;
Folwell;
LaRoque
Ref To Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of
the House
Chair;
Culpepper
Annexation Reform Bill
- -Senate Bill 19
DIED in Committee
Sponsor
Senator Brock Co-Sponsor:
Hamilton C. Horton, Jr.
2/1/05 Referred To
Committee On
Judiciary I Chair;
Sen. Daniel G. Clodfelter
Annexation Reform Bill
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House Bill 302
DIED in Committee
Sponsors- Rep.'s
Dollar,
Walend Co-Sponsors:
Allred;
Blackwood;
Cleveland;
Culp;
Starnes;
Re-ref to Com On
Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House -
Chair;
Culpepper
Annexations/Mandatory Water/Sewer Hookup
SB 649
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DIED in Committee
Sponsors; Andrew
Brock, Co-Sponsors,
Horton;
Webster
3/17/05 -Ref To Com On
Finance
Co-chairs;
Sen. David W. Hoyle,
Sen. John H. Kerr III
Vote on ETJ Extensions
HB 362 -
DIED in Committee
Sponsor
Allred, Co-sponsors
Almond;
Blackwood;
Capps;
Current;
Dockham;
Dollar;
Kiser;
LaRoque;
Starnes;
Walend;
Walker;
West;
Wilson
Re-ref to Com On
Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House -
Chair;
Culpepper
ETJ Residents Vote for Council
HB 363
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DIED in Committee
Sponsor
Allred,
Co-sponsors
Almond;
Blackwood;
Capps;
Current;
Dockham;
Dollar;
Folwell;
Kiser;
Starnes;
Walend;
Walker;
West;
Wilson;
Re-ref Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House
Chair;
Culpepper
Annexation/Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Residents Vote
HB 460
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DIED in Committee
Sponsors
Faison,
Allred , Co-sponsor Rep.
Dollar
Ref To Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House
Chair;
Culpepper
Fayetteville Annexation Referendum
HB 545
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DIED in Committee
Sponsor
Lucas
Ref To Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House
Chair;
Culpepper
Fayetteville Annexation Referendum
SB 307 -
DIED in Committee
Sponsor Sen.
Larry Shaw
Ref To Senate Com On Judiciary I
Chair;
Sen. Daniel G. Clodfelter
Involuntary Annexation Changes
HB 1397
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DIED in Committee
Sponsors
Faison;
Brown;
Allred , Co-sponsor
Starnes
Ref To Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House
Chair;
Culpepper
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