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AFFIDAVIT OF LEGAL INTEREST City of Blackfoot PLANNING & ZONING DEPT 157 N Broadway Blackfoot, Idaho 83221 Phone [PHONE REDACTED] Fax [PHONE REDACTED] www.cityofblackfoot.org PZ00001 05/12/21 State of Idaho ) :ss County of BINGHAM ) A. I, , whose address is , being first duly sworn upon oath, depose and say that I am the owner of record of the property described on the attached application. B. I grant my permission , whose address is to submit the accompanying application pertaining to the property described on the attached application. C. I agree to indemnify, defend, and hold the City of Blackfoot and its employees harmless from any claim or liability resulting from any dispute as to the statements contained herein or as to the ownership of the property which is the subject of the application. Dated this_ day of , _ . SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me the _ day Notary Public for Residing Commission ---PAGE BREAK--- AFFIDAVIT OF LEGAL INTEREST PAGE 2 PZ00001 05/12/21 NEXT STEPS AFTER PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION APPROVAL OF AN ANNEXATION AND ZONING REQUEST Moving forward with the following items required for recording prior to your City Council Hearing will speed up the process! 1. IF Planning & Zoning Commission approves the application, it then goes before City Council. 2. IF Council approves the annexation and zoning after a public hearing: a. Council reads the Ordinance for the annexation and zoning (usually done in one meeting with a waiver for reading it three separate times/meetings, as required by law). This could be done the same night of the public hearing approval IF the following are completed BEFORE the meeting: b. You provide a correct legal description EARLY in WORD format for the following: i. The entire parcel being considered for annexation and zoning (usually already submitted with application). ii. The Right-of-Way dedication area. iii. The newly created parcel(s) without the proposed Right-of-Way dedication area. c. Dedication of Right-of-Way (work with Engineering to get the template) has been completed and signed by you. Engineering will not record the dedication until Council has adopted the annexation ordinance. d. Any conditions required by Planning & Zoning Commission – such as addressing existing violations identified in the public hearing process like weeds or debris on the property – have been completed. e. Any other documentation required by the Planning & Zoning Commission or staff during the Planning & Zoning Commission public hearing process has been provided. 3. IF City Council adds any conditions to the approval, the ordinance will not be able to read that evening and will go to Council for reading once those conditions are met. 4. After the ordinance is read by Council, it will be published in the newspaper eight days later. 5. After it is published in the newspaper, it is sent to the County for recording and becomes official when the County records it. 6. You are then able to pull permits for construction on the property. Keep in mind there is always a risk that City Council may deny your request; however, having all these items in place will ensure you can start on your project at the earliest possible time.