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Sioux Falls annexed 27 acres by resolution 46-26, effective June 2, 2026
The city of Sioux Falls records resolution 46-26, covering 27 acres, with an effective date of June 2, 2026. Details are as the city's own annexation record states them.
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The city of Sioux Falls annexed 27 acres under resolution 46-26, effective June 2, 2026, according to the city's own annexation record.
The city files it under petition ANX-022774-2026.
The city describes the location as "85th St interchange".
The record states the area as 0.0422 square miles.
605Buzz publishes the city's structured annexation record — its resolution number, its status, its effective date, its area and, where the city gives one, its description of the location. That description is reproduced only where it names a road, a right-of-way or a legal land description. Where the city's note is a street address it is withheld and no substitute is offered, because an annexation of a few acres can be one household's land.
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Resolutions are adopted in public by the city council. See Sioux Falls city meetings for the agendas and minutes where they are taken up.