8D.1.3 Plats Straddling Municipal Boundaries, Annexations
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The official Bear River City code is at https://www.bearrivercityutah.gov/city-ordinances/.
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Whenever a subdivision is proposed across land under County jurisdiction, the Planning Commission may require the annexation of the property involved. In general, lot lines and/or roads shall not be laid out so as to cross municipal boundary lines. The annexation may be enlarged at the discretion of the City to avoid creating islands or peninsulas of incorporated territory that may be difficult to manage. All annexations must comply with the current annexation policy declarations in force at the time the annexation is proposed or a new annexation policy must be prepared and approved.
If the area in the County is not annexed, the City will strive to work with the County in a cooperative arrangement or through an interlocal agreement, if necessary, to insure that the portion of development lying in the County is as compatible as possible with the City codes, development regulations and General Plan.
8D.1.2 Self-Imposed Restrictions · 8D.1.4 Monuments (Survey Markers)