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Tift County reviews rights-of-way ordinance; penalty language in Section 90-7 flagged for clarification

Tift County Board of Commissioners · March 1, 2026
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Summary

County Attorney Anthony Rowell presented Ordinance No. 2024-01 to regulate activity in county rights-of-way; board members raised concerns about whether the first offense under Section 90-7 should be a written warning or a fine and asked staff to clarify before final action on April 8.

County Attorney Anthony Rowell presented Ordinance No. 2024-01 at the April 2 workshop, describing the draft rules that would regulate activity in county rights-of-way and drawing commissioners' attention to Sections 90-6 (prohibitions) and 90-7 (penalties).

Several commissioners expressed concern about the wording in Section 90-7 and whether the ordinance would authorize a written warning or impose a fine for a first offense; Rowell and staff said they would clarify the language prior to taking the item to the regular session. The board indicated a desire to place the ordinance on the April 8 consent agenda.

The board did not adopt the ordinance at the workshop; staff will return with clarified penalty language and place the item on the April 8 consent agenda for formal action.