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Residents press county on parking enforcement, road debris and animal-control failures during public comment
Summary
During the March 16 meeting residents urged Spalding County to enforce a neighborhood 'no permanent parking' ordinance, hold businesses accountable for gravel/concrete on county roads, and investigate alleged animal control enforcement failures after a fatal cat attack; speakers cited specific ordinances and requested follow-up.
A string of citizen comments at the March 16 Spalding County meeting highlighted recurring neighborhood problems and requests for enforcement and investigation.
Anne Clark of Sherbrook Wood asked the board to enforce an ordinance banning permanent parking in subdivisions, saying repeated code-enforcement visits had produced letters but little sustained compliance. "If one [house] catches fire, the other is going to catch fire," she said, pressing the need for unobstructed…
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