Validity of proposed annexation not justiciable.

- City was not prevented from adopting an annexation ordinance by the statutory process of O.C.G.A. § 36-36-110 et seq., that in the absence of a declaration regarding the ordinance's alleged unconstitutionality was required to be completed before the city attempted to exercise the city's legislative power of annexation, because the parties agreed the process did not apply; therefore, the city's mere proposal of annexation, and the county's objection, did not present a justiciable controversy. Fulton County v. City of Atlanta, 299 Ga. 676, 791 S.E.2d 821 (2016).