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Annexation Notice. 11.16.20

 November 16, 2020

 

Dear landowner,

 

The Cache County Drainage District #6 Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on December 1, 2020, from 7 to 8 pm at 29 S. Main, Lewiston, to discuss the following resolution of annexation. In the event that a public gathering is not possible, we will meet electronically, via computer or telephone. Please contact JoLynne Lyon for more information on how to attend, at 435-232-3733 or gemcache1@gmail.com.

 

If annexed, property would be subject to a tax of $2 per acre, or, if the acreage is 2.5 acres or less, $5 per year. The taxes will be used to maintain the district’s drainage system to help prevent flooding. 

 

Property owners and registered voters within the proposed annexation area may file a written protest with the CCCDD #6 Board of Trustees within 30 days of the hearing.

 

If you would like to attend virtually or need ADA accommodations, contact JoLynne Lyon at 435-232-3733.

RESOLUTION FOR ANNEXATION

 

Whereas the named and numbered parcels of land have received drainage services from the district,

 

Be it resolved that The Cache County Drainage District #6 formally annexes the named parcels into the district, as reflected on the accompanying map.

 

 

The parcel numbers of land proposed to be annexed in 2020 are:

 

09-031-0003                                                               09-031-0006

09-031-0026                                                               09-031-0037

09-031-0028                                                               09-035-0007

09-035-0008                                                               09-035-0006

09-035-0022                                                               09-035-0023

09-036-0007                                                               09-036-0009

09-036-0014                                                               09-036-0015

09-036-0016                                                               09-036-0017

09-036-0027                                                               09-036-0028

09-036-0037

 

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