Legal Opinion
Town of the City of Bloomington v. Bloomington Township
Appellate Court of Illinois
Decided August 24, 1992No. 4—92—0010PublishedCited by 20 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Steigmann
On four separate dates in 1990, the City of Bloomington (City) annexed four parcels of land in Bloomington Township, the adjacent township south of the City. On the dates of these annexations, the boundaries of the Town of the City of Bloomington (City Township) were coterminous with those of the City. As a result of these annexations by the City, City Township claimed that all four annexed parcels had automatically been transferred from Bloomington Township to City Township. Despite this claim, Bloomington Township asked the City’s Board of Election Commissioners to place the transfer…
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