All cityhood movements alive at Georgia General Assembly

WATCHDOG - Cityhood has become all the rage in metro Atlanta's northern suburbs, but there are hazards when forming a government in your own back yard. Recent ethical infractions and controversies show why residents are having to watchdog these hatchling cities just as vigorously as they do their county governments. Local control can mean trouble closer to home, and no city illustrates the slippery slope into corruption like Brookhaven, the most recent city to form. Metro Atlanta's cityhood movement turns 10 in 2015, and five more cities will be in the works in the legislative session starting in January. WE NEED A MAP OR TWO MAPS THAT SHOW THE NEW CITIES IN METRO ATLANTA. THEY INCLUDE Sandy Springs, Johns Creek, Milton, Chattahoochee Hills, Dunwoody, Brookhaven AND Peachtree Corners. WE ALSO NEED A MAP OF THE PROPOSED NEW CITIES. THEY INCLUDE LaVista Hills, Tucker, South DeKalb, Stonecrest and South Fulton. The map should also show the proposed annexation of Druid Hills to Atlanta. We've done several maps on these topics already, but the new maps would have to reflect the new borders between LaVista Hills and Tucker. We've included two attachments that have the borders of the proposed new cities, an AJC revamp on the borders between LaVista Hills and Tucker. We are checking on the borders of the proposed South Fulton.