Hoping to ensure the city has more control over land use decisions — and that residents have a say in future annexations — Sherwood is sending two ballot measures to voters on Jan. 13.
Those measures — 34-347 and 34-348 — would amend the city’s charter requiring that at least one public hearing be held any time a major new residential development is proposed and would confirm the city’s control in determining whether or not to approve new land brought into city limits.
Ballots will be mailed Wednesday, Dec. 24…