Council adopts ordinance annexing 40.47 acres into Pleasanton

The Pleasanton City Council on Sept. 10 adopted an ordinance to annex 40.47 acres lying in the Nancy Makeda survey (abstract 565, property ID 55000And36), extending the city’s boundary limits and adopting an associated service plan. The mayor opened and closed a public hearing on the annexation before the formal reading and adoption of the ordinance.

Councilmember Macon moved to adopt the ordinance as posted and the motion was seconded; the council voted to approve the measure. The ordinance text in the record is cited as "20 six‑thirteen 83" (transcript rendering). The clerk read the ordinance’s purpose: to include the described property within city limits, grant inhabitants city rights and privileges, and bind them to city regulations and ordinances.

The annexation was presented during the council’s ordinances and resolutions agenda item after the consent agenda. No public speaker during the hearing provided testimony opposing the annexation. The council declared the passage an emergency and set the effective terms as recorded during the meeting.