Statute authorizing the annexing of "island" territory does not violate the Fourteenth Amendment

In Kane v. City of Beaverton, (Edmonds, J.),  the lone opinion issued by the Court of Appeals today, the court held that ORS 222.750, which authorizes a city to annex property contained compeletly within the city's corporate boundaries (i.e. an "island" of unincorporated property) without the consent of the owners/residents of that property, does not violate the Equal Protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

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