§ 29712 Annexation Voter Approval Requirement

• •If a public agency (like a city or county) is being added to a special service district, the people in that agency can ask for a vote on it.
• •The agency's leaders can pass a resolution or the voters can sign a petition to demand this vote.
• •If the special service district's board decides to leave out the agency asking for the vote, then no vote is needed.

A small town is being added to a bigger district that handles trash pickup. The town's leaders don’t like this idea and want the townspeople to vote on it.

The town’s leaders can pass a rule or the townspeople can sign a paper asking for a vote. But if the bigger district says, 'Fine, we won’t include your town,' then no vote happens.