Town of Waukesha v. City of Waukesha

Viewed as two separate ordinances, each of the two annexation ordinances fully meet the requirements of the direct annexation statute. On the facts stipulated, the trial court correctly found:

“. . . [E]ither one of the two annexations in question, if acted upon individually by the council without the other being involved, would have been valid annexations under the law and the requirements of the statute. . . . Individually these petitions complied with the legal and statutory requirements and were validly enacted by the common council of the city of Waukesha.”

Appellants would have us hold…