Local News
Local News

Hapeville will hold hearing on public ordinances

The city of Hapeville has issued a notice of a public hearing 7 p.m. Aug. 7 in the Municipal Court Complex at 700 Doug Davis Drive, Hapeville.
The city of Hapeville has issued a notice of a public hearing 7 p.m. Aug. 7 in the Municipal Court Complex at 700 Doug Davis Drive, Hapeville.
By Pamela Miller
Aug 6, 2018

The city of Hapeville has issued a notice of a public hearing 7 p.m. Aug. 7 in the Municipal Court Complex at 700 Doug Davis Drive, Hapeville, according to a press release.

The hearing will focus on sections of the Code of Ordinances, City of Hapeville, GA Chap. 26, “Offenses and Miscellaneous Provisions,” Article 2 “Personal Conduct.”

The city of Hapeville uses Municipal Code Corporation to codify ordinances and keep code current. Municipal Code Corporation provides code in a number of different formats.

Information: Municipal Code Corporation at (800) 262-CODE and refer to the “City of Hapeville Ordinances and Code” in your inquiry.

The city of Hapeville Ordinances are maintained by the City’s Clerks office. If you have any questions regarding the municipal ordinances please contact the above office at (404) 669-2103 or ashepard@hapeville.org.

About the Author

Pamela Miller
More Stories

The Latest

Rich Barton, 4, enjoys the cool water of the Chattahoochee River on a warm day with his mother, Erika Barton, at Paces Mill park in Cobb County. (Reed Williams/AJC)

Credit: Reed Williams

New Day Palisades opens after first phase of Paces Mill revitalization

1h ago

‘Calling us squatters.’ Oakland City renters say they face illegal evictions

Busy Dunwoody road reopens after water main repairs

Featured

The Atlanta Beltline has plans for a $3 million pilot program to bring autonomous vehicles to the Westside Trail. Beltline officials have proposed a 12-month trial featuring four driverless shuttles from Beep. (Handout)

Credit: Handout

Atlanta Beltline’s driverless vehicle pilot program a go

12-month trial will bring autonomous shuttles to Westside Trail during World Cup.

5 disturbing stats about the Braves’ struggles

If the Braves are going to turn this around, it needs to happen soon.

Federal cuts, rising costs force Georgia schools into hard financial choices

Georgia school systems are looking for places to trim their budgets as financial challenges loom. One superintendent warned they're “on a collision course to insolvency.”