State law requires that any proposed new city first have a financial feasibility study conducted by either the Carl Vinson Institute: The University of Georgia or by The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies: Georgia State University. These studies will cost each organizing committee approximately $30,000, and must be completed before any municipal incorporation bill moves forward in the Georgia General Assembly.
Attached are three recent studies conducted by the Carl Vinson Institute for the newest cities in DeKalb County, Dunwoody and Brookhaven, and for the newest city in Gwinnett County, Peachtree Corners.
These are being made available to those who would like to understand exactly what the studies do, what they may contain, and how they reach their conclusions.
This site is dedicated to the examination of and eventual formation of a new City of Tucker in north east DeKalb County, Ga. Our main purpose is to serve as a clearinghouse for any and all information, data, maps and arguments, both pro and con, regarding forming a City.
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Tuesday, April 16, 2013
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