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annexation
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annexation

The process of joining property to another.Arises in two contexts: (1) Personal property is annexed to real property,becoming a part of it,and must remain if the property is sold or if a leasehold interest comes to an end. (2) Local governments expand their jurisdictional limits and tax bases by annexing property.The process is usually accomplished through local ballot and is generally hotly contested by groups of property owners who do not want to lose their independence or see an increase in property taxes.



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Mandaoue, the group included Regis Vendegou, secretary general of the Senat Coutumier, Jacques Mermoud, secretary general of Action Biosphere and Rick Anex, a member of Action Biosphere, an environmental group in New Caledonia.
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Information for this brief memo comes from: Lynn Scarlett, Richard McCann, and Robert Anex, "Recycling Policies: Costs and Benefits," forthcoming (Fall 1996), Reason Foundation; Lynn Scarlett, "Solid Waste Recycling Costs: Issues and Answers," Reason Foundation Policy Study, August 1995; "Recycling Costs: Clearing Away the Smoke," Solid Waste & Power, August 1994; "Packaging, Solid Waste and Environmental Trade-Offs, Illahee: Journal for the Northwest Environment, Spring 1994.
 
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