Resolution No. 42-23 - 2023 - A RESOLUTION REFERRING A PETITION TO THE CITY COUNCIL FOR THE ANNEXATION OF LANDS TO THE CITY OF GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO, SETTING A HEARING ON SUCH ANNEXATION, AND EXERCISING LAND USE CONTROL APPLE GLEN WEST ANNEXATION APPROXIMATELY 8.33 ACRES LOCATED NORTH OF APPLETON ELEMENTARY, WEST OF GREEN APPLE DRIVE, AND EAST OF 23 1/2 RD

Identification

• Title: Resolution No. 42-23 - 2023 - A RESOLUTION REFERRING A PETITION TO THE CITY COUNCIL FOR THE ANNEXATION OF LANDS TO THE CITY OF GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO, SETTING A HEARING ON SUCH ANNEXATION, AND EXERCISING LAND USE CONTROL; APPLE GLEN WEST ANNEXATION APPROXIMATELY 8.33 ACRES; LOCATED NORTH OF APPLETON ELEMENTARY, WEST OF GREEN APPLE DRIVE, AND EAST OF 23 1/2 RD
• Expanded Number: RESDOC/006462
• Classification: Resolutions
• Date Created: Friday, May 19, 2023 at 3:25 PM
• Date Registered: Friday, May 19, 2023 at 3:46 PM
• Accession Number: 0
• Record Class: Municipal
• Content Manager Barcode: R03000NTJM
• Record Type: OCC - Resolution
• Latest Version: RESDOC/6462

Parts

• First Part: RESDOC/6462
• Latest Part: RESDOC/6462
• Is Part: No

Archiving

• Retention Schedule: 045.160 Resolutions and Supporting Documentation (TRIM rt); Notes: MASTER RECORD OWNERSHIP: CITY CLERK; CMRRS RECORD DEFINITION: Enactments of the governing body which are not legislative in nature and which may be used for various types of approvals, policy statements, statements of position and similar actions; supporting documentation includes agenda item summaries and other documentation explaining the rationale for staff recommendations or presenting financial or background information or the history of the resolution.; CMRRS RETENTION: Permanent; TRIM record type = OCC - Resolution; Action Summary: Keep Forever
• Disposition: Active
• Disposal Schedule: Make Inactive: No Relevant Triggers; Disposal Type: No Relevant Triggers
• Date Due for Destruction: No Relevant Triggers
• Last Action Date: Sunday, November 24, 2024 at 9:27 PM

Container

• Is a container: No