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DeKalb County dedicates Potter Drive to the city of Auburn
Summary
The commissioners voted to dedicate Potter Drive as a public road and transfer maintenance and control responsibilities to the city of Auburn; the dedication is subject to pre-existing recorded easements.
DeKalb County commissioners voted June 9 to dedicate and convey Potter Drive to the city of Auburn as a public road, transferring maintenance and control responsibilities to the city.
County staff said the dedication and acceptance document had been reviewed by city and county attorneys and that the conveyance is subject to previously recorded easements, covenants and restrictions recorded June 19, 2018, between GMB Aggregate LLC and DeKalb County. Staff explained the document will be recorded after the dedication and acceptance are executed.
Commissioners and staff discussed practical maintenance arrangements: the city will handle regular maintenance and snow removal as a city street, while the county’s community corrections parking‑lot snow removal would continue by informal agreement. Staff said the document did not need to detail these informal operational arrangements.
Discussion versus decision: commissioners confirmed the document was reviewed by legal counsel on both sides and voted to accept dedication of Potter Drive to the city; the motion passed without objection.
Implementation details: staff will record the dedication documents, and the city will assume maintenance duties for Potter Drive as a public street.
