Land Use—Once a Municipal Annexation Process Has Commenced by Filing of a Petition for Annexation, the Affected Municipalities Shall Have Exclusive Jurisdiction Over Any Annexation of the Subject Territory Until the Annexation Process Is Finally Concluded
On Dec. 27, 2013, certain owners of property in the Town of Monroe filed a petition (KJ petition) for annexation of approximately 510 acres of Monroe territory to the neighboring Village of Kiryas Joel. Separately, a year later, a group of Monroe residents filed petitions for the annexation of 336 acres from Monroe to the Town of Blooming Grove and for the simultaneous annexation of the same 336 acres from Monroe to the Village of South Blooming Grove. The new petitions (BG/SBG petitions) covered land which “overlaps the territory proposed for annexation in the KJ petitions,” i.e., it includes approximately 228 acres of the same land that is the subject of the KJ petition.
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