After an annexation resolution is introduced, the chief executive and administrative officer of the municipality shall publish notice in accordance with the requirements of this section that: briefly and accurately describes the proposed annexation and the applicable conditions and circumstances; and specifies the date, time, and place that the legislative body sets for the public hearing on the proposed annexation. After an annexation resolution is introduced, the chief executive or the administrative officer of the municipality shall notify commercial property owners in the area to be annexed of: all personal property taxes and fees imposed by the municipality; and the date, time, and place that the legislative body sets for the public hearing on the proposed annexation. Public notice of the annexation resolution shall be published: at least four times; or if the total area of the proposed annexation is 25 acres or less, at least two times; at not less than weekly intervals; and in at least one newspaper of general circulation in the municipality and the area to be annexed. The public hearing shall be: set no sooner than 15 days after the final required publication of the public notice; and held in the municipality or the area to be annexed. Immediately after the first publication of the public notice, the municipality shall provide a copy of the public notice to: the governing body of the county in which the municipality is located; and any regional or State planning agency with jurisdiction in the county. The county and any regional or State planning agency with jurisdiction in the county has the right to be heard before the public at the hearing on the proposed annexation. The public hearing may be rescheduled for or continued to a later date not more than 30 days after: the date when the hearing was originally scheduled; or the date on which the hearing began but was not completed. If the hearing is rescheduled or continued, public notice shall be published: at least 7 days before the date of the rescheduled or continued hearing; and in a newspaper of general circulation in the municipality and the area to be annexed. The public notice shall: briefly and accurately describe the area to be annexed; and specify the date, time, and place of the rescheduled or continued public hearing. If a municipality is seeking to annex land that is located in a different legislative district than the legislative district in which the municipality or any part of the municipality is located, after the annexation resolution is introduced, the municipality shall provide written notice to the members of the General Assembly for the district in which the land is located and for the district to which the land is being annexed by: electronic communication; and United States Postal Service.