(1) Transfer or exchange territory between municipal corporations.

(2) Establish a territorial boundary between municipal corporations by boundary clarification.

(1) In the case of a transfer of territory, municipal boundaries before and after the proposed change in the boundaries or territorial limits.

(2) In the case of a boundary established to resolve an unclear boundary, the proposed boundary and a description of the area which was in dispute or unclear.

(1) Assign, for reference, a distinctive designation to any impacted territory.

(2) File with the clerk of court and board of commissioners of the county a certified copy of the ordinance by which the change was effected, together with a plot, showing the courses and distances of the boundaries before and after the change and clearly indicating any designation or designations, as provided in paragraph (1). If the impacted territory is located in or impacts the territorial boundary of more than one county, the documents and information shall be filed in each impacted county.

(3) Notify the record owner of each impacted property in writing.

(1) at least 20% of registered electors of the municipal corporation or county. Petitioners must provide their address on the petition along with their respective signatures; or

(2) at least one owner of an impacted property.

(1) If the required number of electors or owners have signed the petition as provided in subsection (f) in any impacted municipal corporation or county, the governing body of each impacted municipality shall call for a referendum to be held at the time of the next general, municipal or primary election occurring at least 90 days after the petition has been filed, at which election the question of whether the boundary change as provided in the ordinance of each affected municipality will be submitted to the electors of each affected municipality. Notice of the election and the text of the question to be submitted to the electors shall be published in the same manner as publication is required in section 1201 of the act of June 3, 1937 (P.L. 1333, No. 320),¹ known as the Pennsylvania Election Code.

(2) The question to be submitted to the electors on the ordinance shall be framed to identify the ordinance, followed by the words “yes” and “no.” The question shall be placed on the ballot which shall be counted, returned and computed in accordance with the election laws of this Commonwealth.

(3) If the majority of the qualified electors of the municipality voting on the ordinance vote for the ordinance in all impacted municipalities, the boundary change shall take effect.