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DeKalb County Commissioners Eye Eliminating CEO

Kyle Williams wrote 5 days ago: Last year DeKalb County voters approved changes to allow the County Commission to run its own meetin … more →

Tags: Elections, CEO, Dekalb County, elaine boyer, Lee May

Judge Rules Against Georgia in Tri-State Water Wars

Kyle Williams wrote 4 months ago: U.S. District Judge Paul Magnuson issued his long-awaited decision in the 18-year Georgia-Alabama-Fl … more →

Tags: Georgia Cities, Water & Coastal, Georgia, Water War, Florida, Alabama, Paul Magnuson, lake lanier

Attorney General Exempts State Agencies From Municipal Storm Water Regulations1 comment

Kyle Williams wrote 4 months ago: Georgia Attorney General Thurbert Baker, who is running for Governor in 2010, issued an opinion that … more →

Tags: Georgia Cities, Water & Coastal, Thurbert Baker, Stormwater, Exemption

Possible Vote On Sembler Project

Kyle Williams wrote 5 months ago: DeKalb County Development Department will meet June 18 to discuss and possibly vote on Sembler … more →

Tags: Sembler, Dekalb County, Tax

DeKalb County Cuts Development Department

Kyle Williams wrote 5 months ago: DeKalb County laid off 60 Development Department employees due to budget shortfalls.  The Department … more →

Tags: Dekalb County

Cobb County Approves Development Incentives

Kyle Williams wrote 5 months ago: Cobb County recently approved a six month incentive program to spur residential and commercial const … more →

Tags: Cobb County, development, incentives, Permits

DeKalb County Pulls Plug on Military School

Kyle Williams wrote 5 months ago: AJC reports that DeKalb County pulled the plug on the proposed military school simply stating that t … more →

Tags: Dekalb County, military school

DeKalb County Defers Decisions On Suing Dunwoody And Changes to Liquor Ordinance

Kyle Williams wrote 6 months ago: The DeKalb County Commissioners again deferred a decision on whether it will sue Dunwoody.  It was t … more →

Tags: mixed-use development, Liquor Ordinances, Georgia Cities, Incorporation, Dunwoody, Liquor Ordinance, Dekalb County, Kathie Gannon, elaine boyer

Gwinnett County Settles Zoning Lawsuit, Purchases Land For $2.3 Million

Kyle Williams wrote 6 months ago: Majors Management sought rezoning of a 33-acre tract for higher density residential development.  Ma … more →

Tags: rezoning, Larry Singleton, Gwinnett County, Majors Management, acquisition, Kevin Kenerly, Bert Nasuti, Charles Bannister

Sembler Asks DeKalb County For $52 Million In Tax Incentives

Kyle Williams wrote 6 months ago: Sembler asked DeKalb County for $52 million in tax incentives to finish its 54-acre mixed-use develo … more →

Tags: mixed-use development, Sembler, Dekalb County, Burrell Ellis, Bill Draper, TAX INCENTIVES

Cobb County Quiet On Eyed Park Locations

Kyle Williams wrote 6 months ago: Cobb County is eyeing 277 properties to purchase for parks, but will not release the locations of th … more →

Tags: greenspace, Cobb County, Sam Olens, Parks

DeKalb County Releases Initial Marine Corps Institute Details4 comments

Kyle Williams wrote 7 months ago: In the face of increasingly vocal citizen opposition, DeKalb County School Superintendent Crawford L … more →

Tags: Dekalb County, DeKalb Marine Corps Institute, military, Crawford Lewis, Thadeous Dixon, School, Heritage Center

Fulton County v. Milton County . . . Battle Lines Drawn

Kyle Williams wrote 7 months ago: Fulton County leaders picked sides this week over the divorce of the north areas from Fulton County … more →

Tags: Georgia Cities, Incorporation, sandy Springs, Roswell, Fulton County, Eva Galambos, Johns Creek, Jere Wood, Mike Bodker

Johns Creek Sues Autrey Mill Nature Preserve and Heritage Center 1 comment

Kyle Williams wrote 7 months ago: The City of Johns Creek filed suit against the nonprofit Autrey Mill Nature Preserve Association Boa … more →

Tags: greenspace, Historic Preservation, Georgia Cities, annexation, Fulton County, Johns Creek, Autry Mill Nature Preserve Association Board, Autrey Mill Nature Preserve and Heritage Center, Bill Doughty

DeKalb Sues . . . DeKalb Cities and Citizens Pay

Kyle Williams wrote 7 months ago: DeKalb County has already paid $32,000 to former Governor Roy Barnes in connection with the newly cr … more →

Tags: Georgia Cities, Incorporation, Dunwoody, Dekalb County, Roy Barnes, Lee May, Lawsuit, Host, Bill Floyd

Court of Appeals Affirms Municipality's Right To Permanent Injunction Enjoining Code Violations

Kyle Williams wrote 7 months ago: The Georgia Court of Appeals recently affirmed the right of municipalities to obtain a permanent inj … more →

Tags: Injuctive Relief, Recent court decisions, code violations, Georgia Court of Appeals, Jacobs v Chatham County, injunction, Jay Jacobs, Chatham county, Sherwin Robin

Atlanta Takes Aim At DeKalb's HOST Money

Kyle Williams wrote 7 months ago: With budget shortfalls and furloughs, the City of Atlanta is looking for a piece of DeKalb County … more →

Tags: Georgia Cities, tax allocation district, Dunwoody, Atlanta, Dekalb County, Host, Homestead Option Sales Tax, Natalyn Archibong, Kyle Caldwell

Georgia Court of Appeals Sets Aside Rezoning Decision Made Without Site Plan Where Local Zoning Ordinance Required Site Plan And Consideration of Specific Criteria

Kyle Williams wrote 8 months ago: The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed a Banks County rezoning decision as violative of its zoning or … more →

Tags: standing, Recent court decisions, Subdivision Regulations, rezoning, Harden v Banks County, Site Plan, Bobby Caudell, Willis and Bettie Harden, Robert Chandler

DeKalb County Defers Suit Against Dunwoody . . . Again1 comment

Kyle Williams wrote 8 months ago: In a sixth deferral, the DeKalb County Commission voted 7-0 to again to table the decision on whethe … more →

Tags: Georgia Cities, Incorporation, Dunwoody, Dekalb County, Roy Barnes, Lee May, Lawsuit


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