Limit orderly annexation agreements to ten years

Summary

The bill requires any orderly annexation agreement signed on or after August 1, 2027 to remain in effect for at least ten years and treats it as a binding contract that can be enforced in district court. It also prevents municipalities that are not parties to the agreement from annexing the same land and revises the rules for annexation by ordinance, eliminating certain size and border criteria and repealing a provision about small, partially‑bordered parcels.

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