In order to establish the zoning classification of property annexed to the City, the provisions of this chapter apply to all areas hereafter annexed to the City.

(Ord. 362, § 1(part), 1975)

The Planning Commission shall make studies and prepare a comprehensive zoning plan for all annexed areas, and after development of a comprehensive plan, a public hearing shall be conducted and the property shall be zoned by the Planning Commission and City council as soon as shall be practical. If the Planning Commission does not prepare or have prepared such a comprehensive zoning plan within ninety days from the effective date of annexation, the owner or owners of annexed land may have prepared a zoning plan, and it shall be deemed to be the proper and correct zoning of the property upon its being filed with the Commission.

(Ord. 362, § 1(part), 1975)

Until the adoption of a zoning plan for annexed property, such property shall be classified according to the use in effect on the effective date of annexation, and such zoning classification shall remain in effect until such time as a different zoning classification is adopted for such property. Pending the adoption of a comprehensive zoning plan for annexed areas, any property owner may make application for a different type of zoning use, and the Commission may proceed to hear such application prior to the development and hearing on a comprehensive plan for the entire annexed area.

(Ord. 362, § 1(part), 1975)