At its regular meeting on July 23rd, the City Council voted to issue a 180-day emergency extension to the City’s current billboard moratorium. The original moratorium was established in December 2006 for 90-days. It was extended for 120-days in March 2007. The new extension allows the City additional time to resolve a current legal challenge to the City’s Sign Ordinance.
More from the Council for Quality Growth:
Governor Kemp Instructs State Agencies to Maintain Spending Levels for FY 2028
In a letter from July 17th to state agency…
Roswell Passes Data Center Ordinance
At their July 27th City Council meeting, the City of…
Powder Springs City Manager Pam Conner Retires After 28 Years
Powder Springs City Manager Pam Conner has retired following…
GDOT Advances Planning for Atlanta-to-Savannah Passenger Rail
The Georgia Department of Transportation is seeking additional public…
ARC Names 48 Leaders to 2026 Regional Leadership Institute
The Atlanta Regional Commission has selected 48 leaders from…