Georgia § 50-8-97 Research, study, and planning duties

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§ 50-8-97 — Research, study, and planning duties

Georgia § 50-8-97

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O.C.G.A. § 50-8-97 (2026).

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A commission shall engage in a continuous program of research, study, and planning of matters affecting its area including but not limited to:

(1)Land use;

(2)Transportation within the area, including highways, railroads, airports, streets, and mass transit;

(3)The acquisition and financing of facilities for the disposal of solid waste material for the area and the means of financing such facilities;

(4)The acquisition and financing of storm water drainage facilities for the area and the means of financing such facilities;

(5)The acquisition and financing of suitable major parks and open spaces within and adjacent to the area;

(6)The control and prevention of air and water pollution;

(7)Environmental quality;

(8)Law enforcement agencies and increased efficiency of the criminal just

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A commission shall engage in a continuous program of research, study, and planning of matters affecting its area including but not limited to: (1) Land use; (2) Transportation within the area, including highways, railroads, airports, streets, and mass transit; (3) The acquisition and financing of facilities for the disposal of solid waste material for the area and the means of financing such facilities; (4) The acquisition and financing of storm water drainage facilities for the area and the means of financing such facilities; (5) The acquisition and financing of suitable major parks and open spaces within and adjacent to the area; (6) The control and prevention of air and water pollution; (7) Environmental quality; (8) Law enforcement agencies and increased efficiency of the criminal justice systems in the area; (9) Planning for the provision of health facilities and services; and (10) The feasibility of the consolidation of common services of political subdivisions.