Summary
Ukiah just added 752 acres of open land to its city limits, a big boundary change that could steer where new housing, businesses, and city services go for years. It doesn’t mean construction starts tomorrow, but it sets the rules and costs for how that land develops.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers could see new revenue from development, but they may also foot the bill for extending roads, water, sewer, and services to 752 new acres.
Developers, landowners, and future residents could benefit from city utilities and zoning, and the city may gain a broader tax base.
Existing Ukiah residents could be on the hook if annexation drives up service costs or spreads city resources thinner before new revenue arrives.
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