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Paulding County adopts six-month moratorium on residential rezoning applications
Summary
The Paudling County Board of Commissioners on July 22 adopted Resolution 2025-19, pausing acceptance of residential rezoning applications for six months in a unanimous vote.
The Paulding County Board of Commissioners on July 22 adopted Resolution 2025-19, imposing a six-month moratorium on the county's acceptance of residential rezoning applications.
The full board voted 4-0 to approve the resolution. Commissioner Dean Schneider moved the measure; Commissioner Virginia Galloway seconded. The meeting record shows no public comment or extended discussion on the item.
The resolution text, as read at the meeting, directs a countywide pause on the filing or acceptance of residential rezoning requests for six months. The record does not specify an effective date in the discussion, any exemptions, or follow-up steps for staff. The meeting agenda listed the item as “adopt resolution 2025‑19, adopting a 6 month moratorium on acceptance of rezoning applications for residential rezoning requests.”
No additional details on scope, appeal processes or staff reporting requirements were provided at the meeting.
