This study evaluates municipal and school-district services required by a set of proposed annexations in Murray, Utah. Long-term fiscal implications of boundary expansion were examined using financial analysis procedures. The analysis reveals that a limited annexation policy is financially advantageous for communities preferring locally provided public services. Such a policy ignores nonfiscal municipal goals and impacts on other jurisdictions.
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS OF SUBURBAN ANNEXATION ALTERNATIVES
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