This initial district boundary is focused on addressing the pressing issue of at-risk septic failures within the community. Its formulation involved a thorough analysis of various factors, including the vulnerability of septic systems and the potential impact on public health. Through this process, areas with the highest risk were prioritized, ensuring that resources will be allocated efficiently to address immediate concerns. However, as community dynamics evolve and needs change over time, the district map remains adaptable. Annexation is the mechanism for this adaptability, offering the flexibility to expand the district boundaries in response to sewer service requests and opportunities to extend sewer mains. This dynamic approach ensures that the district can effectively meet the evolving needs of the community, maintaining a balance between addressing existing concerns and proactively preparing expansion to serve additional areas in need of a sustainable sewer solution.