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Boundary Agreements
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which the town's residents must receive, or have
access to, sewage disposal services; public health
services; police, fire and emergency services; library
services; ani- mal control services; and park services
2. The town must be a party to an intergovernmental cooperation
agreement that relates to the ownership or leasing of government
buildings.
3. The city or village with which the town wishes to consolidate
enters into a boundary agreement with every municipality that
borders the proposed consolidated city or village.
4. The consolidating town and municipality enter into an
agreement to adopt jointly a comprehensive plan. The plan
must take effect before the consolidation may take effect.
5. If less than an entire town consolidates with a municipality,
the consolidation may not take effect unless the town enters
into an agreement with a municipality that shares a border with
the town remnant under which the town remnant becomes part of
the municipality with a common boundary.
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