Two additional public hearings on annexation will be held at Magnolia City Hall.
The Magnolia City Council scheduled two additional hearings—on Feb. 29 and March 5—to give the public a chance to voice concerns and ask questions about the city's annexation plans. They were scheduled for 7 p.m.
"We just wanted to make sure the right information is out there and that everybody gets their questions answered," said Deborah Rose Miller, Magnolia's economic development coordinator.
The city has already held two public meetings in January to allow residents and business owners to ask questions and hear back from their city council members.
Magnolia plans to annex five separate tracts of land into its city limits, the largest of which extends from the Magnolia Church of Christ to Friendship Lane along FM 1774. The annexation is intended to clean up the city's boundaries and prepare for economic growth.
