Collier v. City of Barnesville

By an act of the General Assembly, approved July 30, 1927 (Ga. L. 1927, p. 888), the City of Barnesville was authorized to pave its streets. Having passed the required enabling ordinances, the city council, upon the petition of property owners, proceeded to pave Thomaston street, and to that end passed certain ordinances and resolutions. These ordinances and resolutions were adopted in violation of a former ordinance requiring all ordinances to be introduced at a regular meeting or adjournment thereof, and to be acted upon at the next regular meeting, or adjournment thereof, *381unless action…