Georgia § 32-6-153 Factors to be considered by department in making recommendations to planning commissions and in approving or rejecting plats

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§ 32-6-153 — Factors to be considered by department in making recommendations to planning commissions and in approving or rejecting plats

Georgia § 32-6-153

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O.C.G.A. § 32-6-153 (2026).

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Where the department is required to make recommendations to a planning commission under Code Section 32-6-151 or to approve a proposed plat under Code Section 32-6-152 , the department, in addition to considering other factors, shall base its recommendation or approval on the following being provided for in the plat:

(1)Dedication to the department in fee simple of any portion of the subdivision which includes any part of the state highway system, such dedication to include land necessary for future widening of the state highway system; and (2) An adequate provision for traffic safety in laying out public roads, drives, driveways, or access ways which enter the state highway system.

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Where the department is required to make recommendations to a planning commission under Code Section 32-6-151 or to approve a proposed plat under Code Section 32-6-152 , the department, in addition to considering other factors, shall base its recommendation or approval on the following being provided for in the plat: (1) Dedication to the department in fee simple of any portion of the subdivision which includes any part of the state highway system, such dedication to include land necessary for future widening of the state highway system; and (2) An adequate provision for traffic safety in laying out public roads, drives, driveways, or access ways which enter the state highway system.