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Paulding County adopts ordinance aligned with Georgia HB 331, approves court tech fee resolutions and Planning Commission actions
Summary
The board adopted ordinance 2025‑08 implementing sale restrictions on domestic animals per Georgia House Bill 331 (effective July 1, 2025), approved resolutions asking the state delegation to allow technology fees for magistrate and state courts, confirmed an executive session for real estate, and acted on Planning Commission recommendations including tabling a Nebo Road Properties application.
The Paulding County Board of Commissioners adopted several governance and planning measures in the meeting recap presented by county communications.
The board approved ordinance 2025‑08, which the recap says "prohibits the transfer and sale of domestic animals in certain public areas in accordance with the prohibitions of Georgia House Bill 331," and notes an effective date of July 1, 2025. The transcript provides the ordinance number and references HB 331; the full ordinance text and enforcement specifics are in the county's official ordinance document.
Commissioners also adopted resolutions 2025‑45 and 2025‑46 asking the county's state legislative delegation to approve a technology fee for the magistrate court and for the state court, respectively. The board adopted resolution 2025‑47 confirming an executive session was held for the purpose of real estate.
On planning matters, the board tabled application 2025‑525‑Z by Nebo Road Properties LLC at the commissioners' direction and approved a text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) related to zoning boundaries; the transcript language describing the UDO section is garbled in the recap, and the county's planning documents should be consulted for the exact ordinance citation and the precise amendment language.
Philip directed viewers to paulding.gov for item‑level details and the full meeting video. The transcript does not provide vote tallies or the names of commission members who moved or seconded motions; for the official voting record, consult the county minutes.
