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 RESOLUTION


 RESOLUTION ACCEPTING PROPOSED DEANNEXATION FROM THE CITY OF


  STOCKBRIDGE OF TWO (2) PARCEL OF LAND CONSISTING OF A COMBINED


 ACRES IN LAND LOT 25 OF THE 12TH DISTRICT, HENRY COUNTY, GEORGIA




 WHEREAS, pursuant to 0.C.G.A. Article 8, the Henry County Board of Commissioners have

received application from property owners                           advising Henry County of their intent to deannex

(DE-AX-25-01) two (2) properties consisting of a combined total of 3.022 +/- aeres in Land Lot 25 of the

    District from the municipal boundary of the City of Stockbridge, Henry County, Georgia, being Parcels


013A01022000 and 013A01021000                                  (see, Exhibit A, attached hereto); and


 WHEREAS, in connection with, and immediately following, the annexation, the property owners

seek to change the zoning for the Property from the City of Stockbridge SR (Suburban Residential) zoning


district to the Henry County R-l                         Residence) zoning district; and

 WHEREAS, 0. C. GA.               36-36-131    grants the City of Stockbridge the authority to deannex an

area or areas   of the existing corporate limits upon the adoption of a resolution by the governing authority


of the county in which such property is located consenting to such deannexation; and


 WHEREAS, Henry County Board of Commissioners analyzed and whether the deannexation may

be detrimental to the health,      safety, and welfare of the residents and property owners of the area to be

deannexed or to the area remaining within the municipality; and


 WHEREAS, the Henry County Board of Commissioners has determined that the proposed


deannexation of the Property into the County would not cause a material increase in the burden on Henry


County; and

 WHEREAS, the Henry County Board of Commissioners has determined that the proposed

deannexation of the Property into the County would not result in an increase in density and infrastructure


demands which would be detrimental to Henry County and to the health, safety, and welfare of Henry


County and its citizens; and



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 WHEREAS, the                         .....r
 Henry County Board of Commissioners has                    ..-J_I_n.
 determined that the    proposed
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deannexation would
"HI-.I-llll'lll'l  not be detrimental to the health, safety,
 -----.-r--|-       and welfare of the residents and property
 ----I--r-II-.


owners
 ..        .I.
 of the area to be                         remaining within
 deannexed or to.the area -.-
 ..-.                                 .  the municipality.

 .
 NOW.
 THEREFORE, BE
 . IT RESOLVED
 ...                     I'-
 that, Ipursuant to the provisions of 0. C. GA.
 ,
 .-
 36-36-


131, et seq, Henry County accepts the proposed deannexation (DE-AX-25-01) of the Property, as described

in Exhibit A,
 -   'l the municipal boundaries of the
 from                                II of
 H City                to the
 Stockbridge I
 'I-uFJ-I-        I' corporate boundary of
 III'
 Henry

 on the       . that
 grounds      the proposed the  u.._|-.d_|.|.
 proposed deannexation would not be detrimental to
 .I... Georgia,
County, .-.     -    -  -.      _    -_-          -




the
.
    health,
    __..,.  safety, and welfare
 _._...- of the residents and property owners
 ._.   of the area
 -1...   to be deannexed
 _l..-    or to the
 a




.I.
area             within the
 I.-.-.I|.r
 remaining            municipality.
 |.-.=.-.l.


 .--I-I.Ill.l.r__|.|.
 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the
 .                           _-. Manager and/or the County Attorney
 County                          -'I-.l- are




authorized
-|--,-ur   and directed to send such n0tice(s) as are required by law to
 _-_...the City of Stockbridge and/or the


 u
effected property
 I.) owners.




 BE IS FURTHER RESOLVED that the                               Attorney is
 I...-.r.
 County             authorized to initiate
 ._|.-.I.        .rll._-. such legal


proceedings -.-.:.'.--.--__-..--_-.._.-...u.|.l_..-
 -.... as are proper to enjoin the deannexation of the Property and/or initiate and/or engage in the


arbitration proceedings
  l(
 I.
 authorized per 0. C. G.A.              36-36-114.
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 HIP-.IIII
 BE IT         RESOLVED that
 FURTHER H-HI      I-u-this Resolution shall be forwarded - the
 us-I'I to  I City, fl '-'-
 ll together with


such supporting
...__.....:.-   documentation as are reasonable and necessary
 --__...__                    _z to
 support the _
 same.




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 BE IT SO RESOLVED THIS 20* DAY OF JANUARY, 2026.




 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

 OF HENRY COUNTY, GEORGIA




 Carlotta Harrell, Chair




 ATTEST




 Stephanie Braun, County Clerk




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 Deannexation Evaluation Report




 Henry County Planning & Zoning                                          CITY OF STOCKBRIDGE
 DE-AX-25-01


Commission District:   2
Commissioner:          Neat Robinson

Report Prepared by:    Kenta Lanham, Planner 111



Property Owners:       Various Owners


Location:              105 Jasper Drive
 220 Dewinter Court


Parcel ID(s):          013A01022000
 013A01021000


Request:               Deannexation


BOC Meeting:           January 20, 2026

Lot Size:              3.022 +/- acres (total)


Zoning History:        A review of zoning           indicates that a rezoning request from RA-200 to

 (RZ-66-12) which included the subject property as part of a larger property was
 denied by the Henry County Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues on

 January 3, 1967.

 A review of zoning           indicates that a rezoning request from RA-200 to RM-85

 (RZ-67-01) which included the subject property as part of a larger property was
 withdrawn by the applicant on February 7, 1967, before consideration by the Henry

 County Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues.

 A review of zoning           indicates that a rezoning request from                      to RA-lOO

 (RZ-67-02) which included the subject property as part of a larger property was
 approved by the Henry County Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
 on March     7, 1967.

 A review of zoning      indicates that a rezoning request from RA-200 and RA-
 100 to C-2 (RZ-71-07) which included the subject property as part of a larger
 property was approved by the Henry County Board of Commissioners on August
 30, 1971.

 A review of zoning             indicates that a rezoning request from                         to

 150A* (RZ-82-08) which included the subject property as part of a larger property
 was    approved by the Henry County Board of Commissioners on October 5, 1982.

 *
 With the adoption of the ULDC in 2009, those properties zoned RA-150 or RA with one (1)
 acre   lots were rezoned to R-l   (Single-Family Residence). As such, the current zoning of the
 Manderley subdivision is now

 Previous to annexation by the City of Stockbridge, the properties were zoned R-1

 (Single-Family Residence) as illustrated on the Henry County                                  Zoning
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 Map. which was adopted on November 19, 2013, by the Henry County Board of
 Commissioners.


 The    subject properties were annexed by the City of Stockbridge on January 1,
 2023, per Georgia Senate Bill 612 (2021-2022).

 Per thezoning map featured on the       website and zoning correspondence
 received by Planning staff on October 19, 2023, from City of Stockbridge
 Community Development Department staff, the subject properties are zoned SR
 (Suburban Residential).

 Adjacent properties are as follows:

 North:    City of Stockbridge
 South:    City of Stockbridge
 East:     City of Stockbridge
 West:     City of Stockbridge Unincorporated Henry County

Current Land Use:     Single-Family Residences

Future Land Use:      The City of Stockbridge 2024 Comprehensive Plan designates the subject property
 as   Low Density Residential (up to 1-4 units per acre). Previous to annexation by
 the City of Stockbridge, the properties had a FLUM designation of Low Density
 Residential (up to 2.0 dwelling units per acre, net).


Proposed Zoning:      As per the application materials, the residents of two (2) properties, consisting of
 a combined total   of 3.022 +/- acres, within the Manderley subdivision propose to
 deannex the  subject properties from the municipal boundaries of the City of
 Stockbridge to the unincorporated limits of Henry County. Upon deannexation, the
 properties would be zoned       (Single-Family Residence), which is the previous
 zoning designation   of the properties previous to annexation by the City of
 Stockbridge.

Comments:             The owners of the subject property are requesting the 100% deannexation method
 into the City of Stockbridge. According to the                 Code Georgia Annotated,

 0. C. GA     36-36-131, municipal corporations can deannex incorporated area or
 areas which   directly abut the existing municipal boundary or would directly abut
 on the  municipal boundary if it were not otherwise separated from the municipal
 boundary by lands owned by the municipal corporation or some other political
 subdivision, by lands owned by this state, or by the         width of any street or
 street right of way; any creek or river; or any right of way of a railroad or other

 public service corporation.

 The application packet, including the written and signed applications of all of the
 owners  of all of the land proposed to be deannexed, and containing a complete
 description of the lands to be deannexed was submitted to Henry County via
 Sagesgov on December 30, 2025, in accordance with 0.C.G.A. 36-36-113.

 As per the application materials, the residents of two (2) properties, consisting of
 a combined    3.022 +/-acres, within the Manderley subdivision propose to deannex
 the subject properties from the municipal boundaries of the City of Stockbridge to
 the   unincorporated limits of Henry County. Upon deannexation, the properties


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 would be zoned R-1 (Single-Family Residence), which is the previous designation
 of the properties previous to annexation by the City of Stockbridge.


 The City of Stockbridge 2024 Comprehensive Plan designates the subject property
 as   Low Density Residential (up to 1-4 units per acre). Previous to annexation by
 the City of Stockbridge, the properties had a FLUM designation of Low Density
 Residential (up to 2.0 dwelling units per acre, net).


 The  Future Land Use Map (FLUM), as part of the Henry County 2045

 Comprehensive Plan, designation of the surrounding unincorporated Henry
 County properties is Medium Density Residential, which is described in the
 Comprehensive Plan as areas consisting of single family homes on a single lot.
 New development in these areas should provide pedestrian facilities, including
 sidewalks and crosswalks, and have an appropriate streetscape. Walkable
 neighborhoods should be created with appropriate parks and open space. The
 Medium Density Residential FLUM designation supports developments with a

 density of up to 4.0 dwelling units per acre, net.

 The subject property is located within an area designated as a Suburban Mix on
 the Henry County Development and Infrastructure Strategy Area Map. The vision
 for Suburban Mix            areas    is to accommodate             a   variety of types of residential
 neighborhoods that are predominantly single family, as well as some supporting
 areas   of retail (shopping) and workplaces. A system of multi-use trails supports
 both    transportation and recreational goals with                       sidewalks       prioritized      around
 schools, parks, and designed community centers.

 Per 0.C.G.A.        36-36-134, in the event of a deannexation, a municipality may, but
 is not required to, continue to provide any services to the property which it was

 providing immediately prior to the deannexation, provided that the county and
 municipality have agreed to terms and conditions for the municipality continuing
 to provide such services.



 Per 0. C. GA. 36-36-13], a municipality is granted the authority to deannex an area
 or areas    of the existing corporate limits upon the adoption of a resolution by the

 governing authority of the county in which such property is located consenting to
 such deannexation. If the governing authority of the county consents to the
 deannexation and the deannexation conforms with the requirements of 0. C. G.A.
 Article 8, the governing authority of the municipal corporation shall approve such
 deannexation unless it                    that the deannexation would be detrimental to the
 health, safety, and welfare of the residents and property owners of the area to be
 deannexed or to the area remaining within the municipality.


 It is   Planning & Zoning                        opinion that the deannexation would not be
 detrimental to the health, safety, and welfare of the residents and property owners
 of the area to be deannexed or to the area remaining within the City of Stockbridge.




    Exhibit Maps

    Application Packet




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STATE       OF       GEORGIA


COUNTY OF             HENRY


October          S,    1982




 The          regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Henry County                                                     was     held
in    the    Administration       Building on October 5, 1982 at 9:35 a.m.

 Those          present         were:



 Edward          H.
 Whiddon, Sr., Chairman, presiding
 William M. Gardner, Vice Chairman
 James R. Brannan, Commissioner
 u. D. Patrick, COmmissioner
 Marion Hall Simpson, Commissioner


 Rabun, County Administrator; Philip Keen, County Attorney; Beverly McLeod,
 Ron
Clerk;     Shedd, Zoning Administrator; Sherri DeCinque, Henry Herald; Pat Murdock,
 Tom

Henry Neighbor; Robert Clough, WZAL; Lewis Hurd; Mac lrvin; Phil Kelley; and
several          visitors.


 The          Reverend          Lindsey Smith,                Associate Pastor               of     Bear   Creek     Baptist Church,
gave    the          invocation          and       the    Chairman          led       in   the   pledge      to    the    flag.

 The          Chairman       explained             to       those    present          that    the    County Administrator would
open    the          bids    at    this       time       and       that    the       bids would       be    awarded later during the
meeting after                tabulation             was       complete.

 Officer James Dunlap, a Deputy Jailer, was presented with a Letter of
 L.
Commendation         bravery exercised by him on September ll, 1982 when he rescued
 for    the
jail inmates during a fire.  The Chairman expressed his appreciation to Officer
Dunlap and Sheriff Chaffin who also was present.

 Mr.          Charles      Bailey Mill Road spoke to the Board regarding damage
 Shaw of
that    had          been    done  road by garbage trucks.
 to    the           Commissioner Patrick stated
that    he       and Road Superintendent Dickey would go to the road and investigate the
matter.           Mr. Shaw expressed his thanks.


 Mr.          Robert Whitaker of                   Camp Fortson                came    before       the    Board    to   present a.deed
copy    of       a    previously             unnamed          road    (currently             know   as     Russell       Road).      He wanted        to;
verify       that       the       road       was    a    county road.                The     Chairman       stated       that    if Mr.     Whitakeri
could       provide the County Attorney with                                     a    photostat of          the    l903 deed         that    the
matter       would be investigated.


 Mr.       Lewis    representing J. P. Evans (a developer), presented
 Hurd,       who       was

copies of plats                 assist them in reviewing Mr. Evans' rezoning
 to    the    Board          to

request change From C-2 and RM-75 to R-lSOB on Highway 351, LL 22 8 43 of the 6th
district.  Change was requested for the future development of Windhaven Plantation
Subdivision and the Planning Board recommended approval.  Mr. Hurd explained that
since part of the property was zoned C-2 and part RM-75, the desire was to zone
both    landlots             residential.                 Commissioner                Brennan       made    the    motion       to   approve       this

rezoning request and Commissioner Patrick seconded.                                                        Motion    passed with            unanimous;
approval.
 '




 A preliminary plat approval for J. P. Evans, Windhaven Planation, Unit Two,

was    granted on a motion made by Commissioner Simpson with the stipulation that it
pass    soil          and    erosiOn          and       road       specs.        Commissioner            Patrick     seconded         and    motion

passed unanimously.

     The Zoning Administrator presented a re20ning request change of Zack's

Properties from C-I to C-h on the corner of Hwy. I38 and Hwy. l55 for a convenience
store (Nite 0wl#l3).  C-A was requested since        Properties would like to seH
beer and wine at the proposed location, LL 133 of the llth district.  The Planning
Board recommended approval.  Since a store had previously been at that location,
150

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 October                 S,       l982

 Commissioner
 I                                  Brannan    inquired of the Zoning Administrator if this request would He                                                                                          .



 :
 grandfathered.           _

 Zoning Administrator stated that the grandfather clause does
 The

 not apply when                            there is a changez of tenant, a considerable amount of expansion,
 use, Section 8-6, Page 68, of the Zoning Manual.    Mr. Wayne Staples,
 or a change in                                                                      I                                                                                                    _




 Mrs. Davidson,                            Mrs. Crumbley, and Mrs. Louise Fitzgerald, concerned citizens who                                                                                        .
 u


 .
 were  present,                           opposed the request,
 .
 stating that this was
 .  ,_   a dangerous intersection,
 I

 believed the
 _
 ;
 store would                          _              increase                 the               number _
 of DUls       on         the Road        if       it           sells          beer
 and ,_
 wine,                    and         do    Inot      want       the added                            litter          that           could         possibly result.
 Commissioner Patrick
 I            I
 inquired about the lot size and Zack Hinton informed the
 Board              thatapproximately 270' x 270', the lot has been recurbed with
 the      lot       was
 _            I
 _




 underground drainage, there will
 I                          I be an access lane coming off of Hwy. I38 and 155,                                                                                          .




 and that the request has been
 z
 approved by State D.0.T. Commissioner Tom Moreland I                  ..                                                                                                  .




 and the State Fire Marshall.  Stating that since it Iwas already zoned
 _                      .I C-l, the                                                                                                a
 _




 Vice Chairman made
 I                                  a    motion         to          rezone                    the    lot           C-h.       Commissioner
 m                           Patrick                 seconded
 = I

 and           motion             passed by
 _


 quorem with                    Commissioners                               Brannan               and   Simpson opposing.

 At       this                 ,.
 time, the  Zoning Administrator presented a beer and wine application                                                              _




 for Nite Owl                         #l3 for the Board's-approval.   He advised the Board that the manager's
 I

 checkI             from the Police Department had notI been received.  Commissioner Patrick
 II                                         -              .


 .
 I                    a
 to table the request until  9:30 a.m., October IS, 1982.
 .


 made           the    motion                                        A           .




 Commissioner                         Simpson seconded and all                                                 were
 .              in    favor.


 Mr.       Richard               Chatham of               Koppar Corporation presented a rezoning request
 _




 change
 :  from RA-ZOO                                 to       R-ISOA      in ILL 7, 8, and 26 of the thh district (former                                                                               _




 Country                                               property).
 Planning Board had approved the request              The

 subject to the proper letter from the Water Authority; and also approved a vari-                              m
 _




 ance of the required 30' sidelines.   Mr. Chatham ._
 explained
 I  to the Commissioners                         .




 that the Planning Board had not approved the request two years ago; subsequently,
 his corporation had upgraded the subdivision project which would include a
 I
 _                                                                             _




 community center, beach, pool, clubhouse, and tennis court with
 .                                                                < I
 one-acre lots.
 I

 Mr. Chatham stated that the R-lSOA zoning was requested because of needed flexi-                                     _
 .
 .


 .                                     u
 I
 bility to shift  the houses if necessary and maintain the land mass and that his
 I
 I
 corporation would be willing to work with any restrictive covenants that the
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 Board required.   Commissioner Simpson inquired about the flood way of the Lake  I

 Spivey dam located inthe area and stated that in the final approval, he would not
 vote for the
 _
 n project if the flood wayI is not indicated on the preliminary plat.                                                              _




 Mr. Chatham stated that he was in receipt of a letter from the State indicating
 _




 that           the       dam         was       safe.              Commissioner                            Brannan                 made    a   motion            to   approve
 .
 the       rezon-

 ing request    .                 and          the       Vice Chairman                       seconded.                             All    were
 _ .         in    favor.


 A preliminary plat approval of Unit l  (66.92 acres) for the above project was                                                                                                                    :
 _




 presented.
 I      Commissioner Brannan made the motion to  approve the preliminary plat
 I

 subject to a soil   and erosion plan, passing of restrictive covenants, approved
 .
 .




 by the Board of Commissioners, and an indication of how the community property                                                                        .




 (community center, beach, pool, etc.) n
 I                                  will be divided.   The Vice Chairman second-
 I

 ed and motion passed unanimously.


 E. Kordet, who was present,
 Robert                   a  presented a conditional use request for
 _
 .




 additional  greenhouses at LL 73 of the 8th district, containing 5.l6 acres located
 on IRiver Road.   The Planning Board had approved the conditional use subject to
 a) a one-year   review,
 .,  u
 b) shrubsI be planted and all landscaping of property to be
 _




 properly done prior to any building permits for requested additional greenhouses,
 _




 and c) that IKordet build only three greenhouses in l933 and three   greenhouses Iin
 .,                  u




 lSBh.   The Zoning    I
 Administrator
 .
 explained to the Board that the above stipulations
 ,I.


 were           placed on this request due to the public input obtained at the Planning
 meeting.  The Vice Chairman made the motion to approve the conditional
 use           subject to the same aforementioned stipulations.  Commissioner Brannan
 seconded                 and         all      were           in    favor.


 came before the Board to present a rezoning request change from
 Mike Clanton
 M-l           to  body repair shop at LL l55 of the 7th district located on the
 C-h for            a

 corner of Highway Barn  Road and Hwy. #2 (formerly known as Holbrook Machinery,

 lnc.).  The Planning Board had recommended approval with appropriate screening of
 the fenced areas.   Commissioner Patrick made the motion   to approve the rezoning

 request change to C-h   with appropriate screening installed and the Vice Chairman
 seconded.  Motion passed unanimously
Page three

October       5,    l982



     Mr. Ralph Keenan, who was present, requested a variance to convert single

family dwelling into a duplex in LL l59 of the 7th district located on Weeping
Willow Lane.  Planning Board had denied on the basis that it was spot zoning.
Mr. Ralph Painter, the adjacent landowner to the property in question, opposed
the request since he feared a constant turnover of residents if duplexes were
allowed.  In view of the fact that this would possibly set a precedent for future

requests, Commissioner Brannan made a motion to deny the request.  Commissioner
Patrick seconded and motion                         passed by quorem with the Vice Chairman and Commissioner
Simpson opposing.

 Zoning Administrator presented a conditional exception for Richard's
 The
Paint      Body Shop to have an impound lot in LL l35 of the 7th district located
 and
on Highway  8l East.  The property is currently zoned R-BS and is classified as a
non-conforming use, but is allowed to operate as a                 use under

 provisions.  The Planning Board had earlier denied due to the fact
that the impound lot would not be in the proper location.   Mr. Richard Reece was

present to answer questions.   The Vice Chairman made the motion to table the

request and Commissioner Patrick seconded.   Motion passed by quorem with Commis~
sioner Simpson opposing.   The Chairman advised the public that the new zoning
manual does not have a classification for an impound lot and that the Board will
resolve       the    issue       in    the    near       future.


 Senator          Janice Horton             requested       that          the Board proclaim October                    17-23,       1982N
as                       Business Women's                          The           proclamation was presented                    to    the    Board

by    Mrs.    Hazel      Gardner and              the Vice    Chairman             read   to    those      present.          Commissioner
Brannan made               adopt the resolution affecting the request and
 the motion          to
Commissioner Simpson seconded.  Motion passed unanimously.


 Ken               Garage requested a conditional exception for a storage
 Belcher of          Ken's
lot    in    LL    33 of the          l2th district
 on N. Henry Blvd., at Highland Village.   Property
is presently zoned C-l.  The Planning Board denied since the Board decided it was
not the best use for the property.   Commissioner Simpson, however, made the
motion       to approve the request with an automatic one-year review and for the                                                           lot
not    be    used for an impound lot.  Commissioner Patrick seconded and all were                                                           in
favor.


 Mr.       Clarence Powell             of Powell's Wrecker and Huskey Wrecker Services spoke
to    the    Board       regarding       an    impound lot for the county and regarding 13h3 East
Atlanta       Road where             he had       been    operating          a    business      under      a                               use.

His    attorney,         Mr.     Tankersiy, requested                   the       Board    to   inform Mr.            Powell    of    the
conditions          that    he       should meet          before he          can    obtain      a   county       license.
Commissioner             Simpson      made        the motion             authorize
 Zoning Administrator to
 to                       the

gather information for the Board's review of this matter.  The Zoning Administra~
tor stated that a permit would be issued to Mr. Powell when certain questions
could be cleared up.  Representatives from Wanda's Wrecker Service and another
company were also present to support the request for county designated impound
lots.


 A                   review       was       conducted       on    a       conditional        use    for A.       C.    Aukerman       for
a    mobile         night watchman for his business in Hampton.
 home    for    a                               Property
presently zoned M-l and is LL l66 of the 6th district, located at 595 N. Steel
Drive, Hampton,  Planning Board recommended approval to continue one year.
The    Vice       Chairman       made    the motion          to    grant          the   conditional            use    and    Commissioner
Brannan       seconded.              Motion       passed by       quorem with             Commissioner           Simpson opposing.

 Ron     County Administrator, presented an employment contract for
 Rabun,
Sharon Williams of Cobb County, to be employed as a temporary part-time computer
operator in the Commissioners' Office at a rate of $l0/hour beginning October 9,
l982 and ending November l9, l982.  Commissioner Brannan made the motion to
authorize the Chairman to sign the contract and the Vice Chairman seconded.
Motion passed unanimously.


 The       purchase of the following used equipment                                  was     read       into    the minutes:
157.



 Page four

 October          5,       1982



 a.        Used       fire vehicles:
 SERIAL                                                DATE      OF
 MODEL          5   MAKE                                                  NUMBERS                              COST                 PURCHASE


 Two       (2)       1968       Pierch       Fire Trucks                                                     $ 7.750                Io/A/82
 on    a    Ford       chassis, 1,000 gal.                                                                     7,750                lO/h/82
 pumper,             500 gal. water tank,
 l76-inch             wheel          base,       gasoline
 engine,             air brakes,             5 speed          trans-

 mission


 On    a    motion made                by Commissioner Brannan, the minutes for September 7, 20,
 21,    and       24,          1982    were       approved, subject to one correction.  The Vice Chairman
 seconded and                  all     were       in    favor.


 On    a    motion          made       by Commissioner Simpson and seconded by Commissioner
 Brannan, the following budget amendment was approved.  Budget Amendment No. A
 which transfers $735 From Sheriff-Office Equipment to Jail-Office Equipment (to
 purchase             AIR       PAK       for    Jail).           All   were        in    favor.


 Two Water                and    Sewer   presented for the Board's
 Authority             contracts          were

 approval.                 Contract             No.    16, Indian             Creek Water
 Supply Project, Dam, Spillway,
 and Access Roads.  Contract No. 17,  Indian Creek Water Supply Project, Raw Water

 Pump Station, and Raw Water Main.   The County Attorney advised the Board that
 the contracts             appear to be in order.  Commissioner Brannan                                                       made    the motion                   to

 allow       the       Chairman to sign both contracts and Commissioner                                                       Patrick seconded.
 Motion          passed by          quorem with Commissioner Simpson opposing on the grounds that
 he would             not       approve if it in any way restricted public access onto the public
 property of                   the proposed new reservoir.


 At time, the County Administrator declared for those present the bids
 this
 for    a   1250 GPM Two Stage Centrifugal Pumper Truck for the Fire Department.
 new

 They were:   Harless, low bid, at $137,783 with a finance rate of 10.9h%, Maxim
 from Vitco      and Safety with no financing provided, American La France at
 Fire
 $155,A50    9.25%, and FMC at $160,59h at 8.5%.
 at                          Mr. J. R. Roberts of Harless

 was present and explained to the Board that if Harless is awarded the bid, the
 interest rate would not accrue until approximately April, 1983 when the truck is
 delivered and accepted by the Fire Chief, and the first 20% downpayment would not
 be due until July, 1983.  He also stated that the quoted interest rate would be
 firm.           Mr.       Roberts          advised          that       the    truck       has       a       Zh-foot    ladder       and       that       the
 Insurance Services                         Office          (ISO)       no    longer       sets          a    15-year limit          as    long          as    the

 pumper can perform at                            the       required          rate.        Commissioner                Brannan       made       the motion
 to table the bids and                            Commissioner                 Patrick           seconded.              All    were       in    favor.


 On    a    motion made                by Commissioner                  Brennan           and       seconded       by Commissioner
 Patrick,             the      meeting           was    recessed             for    lunch       at       1:00    p.m.     Motion   passed unani-
 mously.

 The meeting came back into session at lchS p.m.   Those present were all

 Commissioners, Ron Rabun, Philip.Keen, Beverly McLeod, Tom Shedd, Chief of
 Police          Elkins,             and    several          visitors.


 As    five          beer       and    wine       violation             hearings had been scheduled for this time,
 the    Chairman                stated          that    the       Board would             hear       all       the   evidence        in    all       cases          and
 then       pass       judgment             at    the       end    if    there       were       objections;
 no           Attorneys Richard
 Mylam and             A.       J.    Welch       stated          they had          no    objections.  The pertinent facts are
 listed below with                         each       violation.


 Brannan's             Gas       and       Oil    had       its    license          suspended 21                September       1982       on       an    alleged
 sell       of    beer          to    a    minor       by    a    Mr.    Horace          Paul    Brannan.              Location       of       store          is
 l-75       and       SR       351    and       date of          alleged offense was September 17,                               1982          at    7:15 p.m.
 Detective Tony Selph was sworn in and advised that he, Detective Sgt.                                                                               Hill, and
 a 17-year old black juvenile, Johnny Glover, Jr. went to the location.
 Johnny Glover, Jr. was sent into the store with a marked $5 bill, Serial #
 F936331613, and came out with a sack which contained a six-pack of Schlitz malt
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liquor.  The stated $5 bill was recovered from the cash register and Glover,
according to Detective Selph, identified Horace P. Brannan as the one who sold
him the beer.  According to testimony, no ID had been solicited.  A. L. Brannan, Sr
stated that Glover did not positively identify Horace Brannan as the seller, that
he felt he had been           and that the Police Department "was working against




Detective      Kettering was sworn in to give testimony on
 Glen                                         General Store who
had    its      suspended on September 2h, 1982 for allegedly selling to a minor
 license
on September 3, 1982 at 10:00 p.m.  DetectiVe Kettering said he responded to a
call that three juveniles had been observed buying beer, i.e., Joseph Bastarache,
12 years old, Jeffery Abernathy, l6 years old, and Daniel Peake, 15.   Detective
Kettering advised that upon questioning Kimberly L. Phelps she did admit to
selling the beer.  William E. Holliway, Division Manager of those stores in
Georgia and owner of license, asked Mrs. Debbie Georgie and Mrs. Jerry Rogers,
employees of the store who were present, to verify the allegation that
Detective Kettering had stated that     Miss Phelps is fired, you will lose your




Attorney       A.    J.    Welch, who     was   representing Thomas  81 Package
 A.     Nash   of Highway
Store,       asked    that       the witnessses    in   this          be
 They were:
 case        identified.
Detective Selph, Detective Sgt. Hill, Johnny Glover, Jr.  The alleged violation
occurred on or about 6:00 p.m., September 17, 1982 and license was suspended
September 21, 1982.  Detective Selph stated that this store was a spot check,
that Glover was sent in with a $5 bill, Serial #936331610, and did buy a l-quart
bottle of Schlitz malt liquor.  Glover identified Eugene Tschudy as the seller
of the beer.  Mr. Nash, owner of the license, was sworn in and answered several

questions.

Detective Selph was again sworn in to give testimony on al alleged violation of
selling beer to a minor at Red Ace Fuel Stop on Jonesboro Road at l-75.
Detective Selph stated that Glover was sent in with a $10 bill, Serial F29602115B,
and returned with a six-pack of Schlitz malt liquor.   Selph also stated that this
was a spot check with no previous complaints.   According to Detective Selph,
Glover identified Nancy L. Howard as the seller of the beer, however, the $10
bill was not recovered.  Detective Hill was sworn in at approximately 3:10 p.m.
Glover was sworn in and stated that he had purchased           beer and not
Schlitz       beer.


At    this    point,       the    Board   by unanimous vote,      recessed        at   3:30 p.m.    and   reconvened
at    3:h0    p.m.    to    continue discussion of
 alleged violations at the Red Ace
 the
(Delta) Fuel Stop.  Paul A. Melton, manager of Red Ace, was sworn in and stated
that he instructs his employees on the selling beer to minors and/or on holidays,
that he had hired Ms. Howard, and that she was paid an hourly wage and did not
receive a sales commission.  John W. Williams, owner of the license, was sworn in
and stated that their corporation does not condone selling to minors since they
believe it to be morally wrong and is not good business.


Detective Tony Selph was sworn in to testify for an alleged selling of beer to a
minor by Lonnie 0. Thurman at Love's Package Store, Hwy. 133 and 42 South, on or
about 7:50 p.m., September 17,  1982. License was suspended September 21, 1982.
Detective Selph stated that Glover, Jr. was again sent into the store with a $5
bill, Serial #936331613, and came back to the car with a six-pack of Schlitz malt
liquOr.            Selph stated that Thurman had stated to him that he had sold
 Detective
Glover               $5 bill was recovered from
 the beer,       and                       cash register, and the
Police Department had responded to this store due to complaints.


After hearing from each of the attorneys for the license holders, a motion was
made by Mr. Gardner and seconded by Mr. Patrick to adjourn into executive session
to deliberate             their    findings.

The    Board       returned approximately 25 minutes              later     and    issued   their    findings.
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 October       5,    I982



 After    some       initial          discussion             and    comments,       a    motion      was    made       by   Mr.     Gardner          and
 seconded       by    Mr.    Patrick             to    suspend       the    licenses          of all       violators        for     a    period of
 30 days retroactive to the date of the original suspension.  Commissioners

 Whiddon, Gardner, and Patrick voted for and Simpson and Brannan against.

 Mr.    Rabun,       County Administrator,                         presented          bids   on     various         items       at    this
 time.


 Antifreeze:              Interstate             Ford.Sales                          $1,581.10
 Downey Auto Store                                           l,l85.00
 Mercer          Truck       5    Tractor                    l,l6I.50
 C    8    H    lnterprises                                  l,lA5.00
 Parker          Brothers                                    l,098.00
 Beaudry Ford                                                l,083.50

 Motion       was    made    by       Mr.       Gardner       to    accept    the       bid    of    $l,098 from            Parker       Brothers,
 their    being       a    local       vendor.           The motion          was    seconded          by   Mr.    Brennan.              All   were       in
 favor with Mr.             Simpson abstaining.

 Gasoline:                Ward          Oil    Company                               $l.0l65 per gallon
 May       8    Carter       Oil    Co.                      l.0thS
 Anderson              Oil       Company                     l.003l25
 Jones          Petroleum                                     .9975


 This    is    an    average   gallon for the four types of fuel for which bids
 price       per
 were    solicited.           Motionby Mr. Gardner and seconded by Mr
 was    made          Patrick to
 award the bid to Jones Petroleum Company at an average price per gallon of
 $.9975.  Motion passed unanimously.


 Uniforms
 Police       Dept.       Burdon              Uniform       Company              $l8,759.h0
 Martins'             Service Uniforms                   16,236.72

 Motion   was made by Mr. Gardner and seconded by                                            Mr.    Brannan       to accept         the       low    bid
 of   $l6,236.72 from Martin's Service Uniforms.                                             All    were    in    favor.


 Uniforms
 Sheriff's
 Dept.               Banner          Uniform Company                        8 7,676.25
 Burdon          Uniform Company                             6,360.00
 Martins'             Service Uniforms                       5,827.50

 Motion       was    made    by       Mr.       Gardner       and    seconded       by       Mr.    Simpson       to   accept       the       low    bid
 of   $5,827.50           from Martins'                Service Uniforms.                 The       vote    was    unanimous


 Two mobile
 radios                  Motorola                                               S 2,986.00
 Custom          Installation                             2,924.00

 Motion       was    made    by       Mr.       Gardner and          seconded       by       Mr.    Simpson       to   award      the        bid    to

 Custom       Installation.                 All       were    in    favor.


 Two walkie
 talkies             Custom          Installation                           5    1,880.00
 Motorola                                                    l,696.00

 Motion   was made by Mr. Brennan and seconded by Mr. Gardner                                                     to   accept       the       low    bid
 of   $1,696.00 from Motorola.  The vote was unanimous.



 Upon motion by Mr.                   Gardner          and    seconded       by    Mr.       Simpson,       the    meeting adjourned
 at   6:!5     p.m.
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 COUNTY BOARD OF CpMMISSIONERS.



 PLEASE NOTE: ALL FEES ARE   NON-REFUNDAISLE. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS.
 A PRE-APPLICATION MEETING IS ADVISED, BUT NOT REQUIRED, FOR DEANNEXATION REQUESTS.

    THE HENRY COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING; DEPARTMENT WILL ON LY CONDUCT
 APPLICATION MEETINGS ON TUESDAY,               THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK. PLEASE

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SHOULD YOU NEED FURTHER ASSISTANCE, PLEASEFEEL FREE TO CONTACT OI IR OFFICE BETWEEN
 8:00 AM AND 5:00 PM, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY

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 Deannexation A                         Iicatlon               Checklist


 ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED TO                          CONSIDER APPLICATION COMPLETE.


 INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE                           ACCEPTED               -
 NO EXCEPTIONS




  REQUIRED              C(HIIES                                             PROCEDURE                                                              STAFF INITIAL
     ITEMS

 Must be obtained from a current            planjn'er, signed, and dated within six (6)
Meeting Notes                            months prior to submitting your            application. (OPTIONAL)

Application Form                         Signed by owner and notarized. In lieu of                                    signature, applicant has
 signed and notarized a copy of a                                  or              of


 Only   owners     and    those    listed    as   applicant             or    agent/attorney   will   be

 contacted with     regards   to    a
 request. Only              owners        and those listed     as


 applicant or agent/attorney have authorization to take action regarding a
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 request

Ownership                                Required for all property owners                           with    an       application and must be
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Campaign                                 Required for all property owners, applicants, agents, attorneys, etc.
Disclosure Form                          with an application and must be notalgized.

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Letter of Intent                         Must clearly state the request intent.



Residential                              Required for any deanexation request which includes any                                  residential

Declaration                              property.

Deed of                                  Property deed showing all property ow}ner(s) name(s) and legal description.
Ownership

As-built Survey                          Must be prepared and sealed within               the last                   years by a professional
 engineer, landscape architect, or land? surveyor registered in the State of
(11 x 17)
 Georgia. Said survey plat shall: 1) indicate the complete boundaries of the
 subject property and all buildings and structures existing therein; 2) include
 measurements of all property lines; 3) include a notation as to the total

 acreage    or   square   footage of the subject property; and 4) include all
 setbacks, road frontage        correct
 scale, north arrow and present zoning

 Surveys and Final Plats older than                        years at time of submission may be
 accepted    per the discretion         of the             Planning and Zoning Department
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 APPLICATION FOR DEANNEXATION


To the Board of Commissioners of Henry County, Georgia.


    1.   We, the undersigned, all of the owners of all real, property of the territory described herein respectfully request that the Henry
 County Board of Commissioners accept the                    request of this territory from city boundaries, and extend the County
 services to include the same.


    2.   The territory to be deannexed is contiguous to existing unincorporated areas and complies with requirements established in
 0. C. GA Title 36, Chapter 36. The description of such territory is attached hereto.


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The undersigned is the / an owner of an interest in the lands               described in the attached deannexation application, which
proposes to amend the           Zoning Map of the deannexing municipal jurisdiction and of Henry County, Georgia, and
concurs in the application. The             interest in the lands described in the application is as follows:



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 Residential.           Declaration
     In order to com ply with the United States Department of Justice" s
 procedures for the administration of Section 5
     of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 as amended, Subpart B,                     Section 51. 28, the following information' required for
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     the deannexation of any residential properties. Must be completed for ALL residential properties (regardless of
 zoning designation). Use as many forms as needed.



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CHECK ONE:                                     PROPERTY OWNER                         i AGENT                 ATTORNEY              OTHER

Has the person described below made; within two (2) years                   immediately preceding the                  of this application campaign

contributions aggregating $250 or more or made gifts having in the                    aggregate   a value of       $250 or more to a member of the
Henry County Board of Commissioners who will consider the                    application?
Yes           No    L
 applicant/property owner/agent and/or attorney representing the applicant must                               the following information

with the Henry County Board of Commissioners within ten ('10) days: after this application is


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Henry County Board of Commissioners:

As deannexation requests are not subject to public          hearing requirements, please accept this
written request for the deannexation of my property from the City of Stockbridge for the

following reasons:                                              5




    1)    The territory to be deannexed is contiguous to
 existing unincorporated areas and
 complies with requirements established in O.C.C-:E.A Title 36, Chapter 36.
    2)    I prefer to live in Unincorporated Henry    County?
    3)    I prefer not to live within the city limits of   Stockbridge.

Therefore, l respectfully ask for you to accept this       request for the deannexation of my property
from the City of Stockbridge, and to extend County
 services to include the same.

Additional comments:




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  THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN HENRY
 COUNTY; GEORGIA. THIS PACKET INCLUDES THE
 NECESSARY DOCUMENTS NEEDED FOR
 DEANNEXATION REQUESTS TO BE HEARD BY THE HENRY
 COUNTY BOARD OF
 COMMISSIONERS.

 PLEASE NOTE: ALL FEES ARE
 NON-REFUNDAELE. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS.
 A PRE-APPLJCATION MEETING IS ADVISED, BUT NOT
 REQUIRED, FOR DEANNEXATION REQUESTS.
 THE HENRY COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING
 DEEARTMENT WILL ONLY CONDUCT PRE-
 APPLICATION MEETINGS ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY OF
 EACH       PLEASE
VISIT
 HTTP://WWW.CO.H.ENRY.GA.'US/.DEPARTMENTS/M_-R/PLANNING-ZONING TO SCHEDULE A
 MEETING ONLINE.




 N0 PRE-APPLICA TION MEETING WILL BE CONDUCTED WITHOUTAN
 APPOINTMENT.




SHOULD YOU NEED FURTHER ASSISTANCE, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT
 OUR OFFICE BETWEEN
 8:00 AM AND 5:00 PM, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY

 AT   (770)



 THE LOCATION OF ALL COUNTY
 RELATED BOARD MEETINGS IS:
 140 HENRY PARKWAY


 McDONOUGH, GEORGIA 30253
 HENRY COUNTY
 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING & ZONING
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 Deannexation A                           lication Checklist
 ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED TO
 CDNSIDER APPLICATION COMPLETE.


 INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE                            ACCEPTED          -
 NO EXCEPTIONS




     REQUIRED                COPEES
 PROCEDURE                                                  STAFF INITIAL
 ITEMS


 'Must be obtained from a current          planher, signed, and dated within six (6)
  Meeting Notes                                  months prior to submitting your
 application. (OPTIONAL)
  Application Form                               Signed by owner and notarized. In lieu of                            signature, applicant has
 signed and notarized a copy of a                           or             of


 Only   owners      and those listed       as   ajpplicant       or   agent/attorney   will be
 contacted with      regards  request; Only owners and those listed as
 to   a

 applicant or agent/attomey have authorization to take action regarding a
 request.

  Ownership                                      Required for all property owners                    with   an    application and must be
 notarized.                                      :


  Campaign                                       Required for all pr0perty owners,           applicants, agents, attorneys, etc.
  Disclosure Form                                with an application and must be
 notargized.
  Letter of Intent                               Must clearly state the request intent.          i

  Residential                                    Required for any         deanexation     request which includes any              residential
  Declaration                                   property.

  Deed of                                       Property deed showing all property                      name(s) and legal description.
  Ownership

 Survey                              Must be prepared and sealed within the last five
 years by a professional
 engineer, landscape architect, or Iandi surveyor registered1n the State of
  (11 x 17)
 Georgia. Said survey plat shall: 1) indicate the complete boundaries of the
 subject property and all buildings and structures existing therein; 2) include
 measurements of all  p1ope1ty lines; 3) include a notation as to the total
 acreage     or     tootage of the subject property; and 4) include all
 square
 setbacks, road frontage, correct scale, north arrow, and present zoning
 classification.


 Surveys and Final Plats older than years at time of submission may be
 accepted per the discretion of the Planning and Zoning Department
 Director.




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 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING & ZONING
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 APPLICATION FOR DEANNEXATION


To the Board of Commissioners of Henry County, Georgia.

     I.     We,   the
 undersigned,          all of the
 owners of all real property of the
 territory described herein respectfully request that the Henry
 County Board of Commissioners accept the deannexation request of this territory from city boundaries, and extend
 the COunty
 services to include the same.


     2.    The territory to be deannexed is contiguous to existing
 unincorporated areas and complies with requirements established in
 O.C.G./l Title 36, Chapter 36. The description of such territory is
 attached hereto.


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 OWNERSHIP                VERIEICATION
The undersigned is the / an owner of an interest in the lands
 described-in the attached deannexation application, which
proposes to amend the               Zoning Map of the deannexing                              jurisdiction and of Henry County, Georgia, and
concurs in the   application. The                   interest in the lands
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 Residential            Declaration
     In order to comply with the United States Department of
 procedures for the administration of Section 5
 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 as amended,
 Subpart B, Sectioii 51.28, the following information is required for
 the deannexation of any residential properties. Must be
 completed for ALL residential properties (regardless of
 zoning designation). Use as          many forms            as needed.




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 CERTIFICATION AND AUTHORIZATION
 I hereby certify that, to the best of
 my knowledge and belief, the above listed information and all attached supporting
 documents are complete and accurate.




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Henry County Board of Commissioners:

As deannexation requests are not
 subject to public heajring requirements, please accept this
written request for the deannexation of
 my property frpm the City of Stockbridge for the
following     reasons:




    1) The territory to be deannexed is contiguous to existing unincorporated areas and
 complies with requirements established in           Title 36, Chapter 36.
    2)   I prefer to live in Unincorporated
 Henry County;
    3)   I prefer not to live within the
 city limits of   Stockpridge.
Therefore, I respectfully ask for you to accept this request for the deannexation of
 my property
from the City of Stockbridge, and to extend
 County seryices to include the same.

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Henry County                                                                      EXECUTIVE SUMMARY


 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MEETING


Meeting Date:                                                 Department Requesting Agenda Item:

 January 20, 2026                                                        Planning & Zoning

Action Type:                                                 Attachments/Exhibits for Agenda Item:

 1.    Executive Summary
 .
 2     Resolution
 Adm"            t e dby BOG
 3.    StaffReport
 For informational purposes only




Presenter:        Toussaint Kirk, Cluster Leader



Agenda Item:

 Henry County        has received     a   request for deannexation from the City of Stockbridge         to

 Unincorporated Henry County for a total of two (2) properties located at 105 Jasper Drive and
 220 DeWinter Court         consisting of a combined 3.022 +/- acres in Land Lot 25 of the 12th
 District. District 2



Applicant: Various Owners                                            Case Number: DE-AX-25-01
 Commission District: District 2



Background/Summary:

 The owners of the subject property are requesting the 100% deannexation method from the

 municipal boundaries of the City of Stockbridge to the unincorporated limits of Henry County



Financial Implications/Considerations: N/A


 The project is budgeted.                                                                     01'




 The project will require the use of Fund Balance.                                            01'




 If yes, please state amount


 The project will require no funds.


 The project is grant funded and will require a                     % match
 and those funds are/are not budgeted.                                                        01'




 Is this request a Capital Project and part of the Capital Project

 List?




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Additional Comments /Recommendation:


 It is Planning & Zoning staffs opinion that the deannexation would not be detrimental to the

 health, safety, and welfare of the residents and property owners of the area to be deannexed or
 to the area remaining within the City of Stockbridge.




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