Coweta County v. City of Senoia
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Benham, Justice.
The City of Senoia (hereinafter “City”) sought to annex a portion of Coweta County (hereinafter “County”). At a county commission meeting, the agenda of which included the question of whether to object to the annexation, the city attorney appeared and said the mitigative measures being considered by the County would be acceptable. The annexation was then approved with four mitigative measures: single-family use; city water and sewer service; all lots developed along the common border would be a minimum of 1.6 acres; and preliminary plats would be submitted to the County for…
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