Dickey v. Storey (1992)
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Johnstone v. Thompson (2006)
This Court considered limitations on the use of SPLOST funds in Dickey v. Storey, 262 Ga. 452, 456 (3), 423 S.E.2d 650 (1992), regarding a referendum which approved a tax for the purposes of raising funds to construct "`recreational facilities and multi-purpose governmental facilities.'" Shortly after this referendum passed in August of 1998, the Floyd County Board of Commissioners acquired land for a softball complex (the "recreational facilities") and for a civic center (t…
Georgia’s appellate courts have consistently refused to require applications in cases concerning executive determinations and those involving rule-making or other determinations of a legislative nature.3 And under OCGA § 36-5-22.1 (a) (1) and OCGA § 36-9-2, county governments have authority and exclusive jurisdiction to control all county property.4 So, here, the Boards of Commissioners engaged in their statutorily approved executive function of controlling county property w…
“The law grants to a county commission a broad discretion to exercise control over public property[.]”
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Haugen v. Henry County (2004)
Dickey v. Storey, 262 Ga. 452, 456 (3), 423 S.E.2d 650 (1992).
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Rothschild II v. Columbus Consolidated Government (2009)
All the Justices concur. 1 Rothschild v. Columbus Consolidated Govt., 291 Ga. App. 531, 533-535 ( 662 SE2d 167 ) (2008). 2 Id. at 534 (3) (quoting Arneson v. Bd. of Trustees &c. of Ga., 257 Ga. 579, 580 ( 361 SE2d 805 ) (1987)). 3 Hicks v. Khoury, 283 Ga. 407, 409 ( 658 SE2d 616 ) (2008); Johnstone v. Thompson, 280 Ga. 611 ( 631 SE2d 650 ) (2006); Haugen v. Henry County, 277 Ga. 743 ( 594 SE2d 324 ) (2004); Thornton v. Clarke County School Dist., 270 Ga. 633, 636 ( 514 SE2d …
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Lawson v. Lincoln County (2008)
The legislature, however, has given the county “original and exclusive jurisdiction” over certain matters, including (1) “The directing and controlling of all the property of the county, according to law, as the governing authority deems expedient”; and (2) “The examining and auditing of the accounts of all officers having the care, management, keeping, collection, or disbursement of money belonging to the county or appropriated for its use and benefit and the settling of th…
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Rothschild v. Columbus Consolidated Government (2008)
Compare Johnstone, supra, 280 Ga. at 611 (taxpayer entitled to equitable relief against school board that illegally “use[d] the SPLOST proceeds for a purpose entirely different from that contained in the SPLOST documents”); Dickey v. Storey, 262 Ga. 452, 454-455 (1) ( 423 SE2d 650 ) (1992) (county board of commissioners abused its discretion in abandoning portion of SPLOST project).
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Hicks v. Khoury (2008)
“The law grants to a county commission a broad discretion to exercise control over public property, [cit.], and dictates that this *409 discretion will not be interfered with by the courts absent clear abuse. [Cits.]” Dickey v. Storey, 262 Ga. 452, 454 ( 423 SE2d 650 ) (1992).
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Riggins v. City of St. Marys (2003)
Dickey v. Storey, 262 Ga. 452, 455-456 (3) ( 423 SE2d 650 ) (1992).
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Shadix v. Carroll County (1999)
See generally Dickey v. Storey, 262 Ga. 452, 456 (3) ( 423 SE2d 650 ) (1992) (Board of Commissioners was not authorized to use proceeds from the SPLOST tax for a purpose entirely different from that contained in original resolution).
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Cobb County v. City of Smyrna (2004)
See also Dickey v. Storey, 262 Ga. 452, 454 (1) ( 423 SE2d 650 ) (1992); Wheeler v. DeKalb County, 249 Ga. 678, 683 (2) ( 292 SE2d 855 ) (1982). 6 Ga. Const. of 1983, Art.