Resolution No. 57-23 - A Resolution Accepting a Petition for the Annexation of Lands to the City of Grand Junction, Colorado, Making Certain Findings, and Determining that Property Known as the 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 is Eligible for Annexation

Identification

• Title: Resolution No. 57-23 - A Resolution Accepting a Petition for the Annexation of Lands; to the City of Grand Junction, Colorado, Making Certain Findings, and Determining that Property Known as the 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 is Eligible for Annexation
• Expanded Number: RESDOC/006475
• Classification: Resolutions
• Date Created: Thursday, July 6, 2023 at 3:53 PM
• Date Registered: Thursday, July 6, 2023 at 4:32 PM
• Accession Number: 0
• Record Class: Municipal
• Content Manager Barcode: R03000NW43
• Record Type: OCC - Resolution
• Latest Version: RESDOC/6475

Parts

• First Part: RESDOC/6475
• Latest Part: RESDOC/6475
• 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: Thursday, November 21, 2024 at 8:05 AM

Container

• Is a container: No