Georgia Proposes Amendment on Revenue Notes for Stadiums
A proclamation and resolution detail a Georgia plan to amend Article VII to allow cities Fulton and DeKalb or any public corporation they form to issue revenue anticipation obligations for grandstands and stadiums. The notes would be payable only from facility revenues and not create general debts or tax obligations. The measure would be voted at the November 2, 1948 general election.
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Georgia
State of Georgia
M. E. Thompson
State of
General Assembly
Atlanta
Fulton
DeKalb County
Fulton County
Bibb County retirement amendment repeal proposed in Georgia
The General Assembly proposes repealing the 1945 Bibb County retirement fund amendment to Article VII Section VI of Georgia’s 1877 Constitution. It would remove authority for Bibb County to create a retirement or pension system and require publication before the next general election, with ratification by voters in November 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
General Assembly
Fred Hand
House
Joe Boone
WM. T. Dean
Senate
Henry W. Nevin
M. E. Thompson
I. M. E. Thompson
Georgia
Atlanta
A. D
Ben W. Fortson, JR
State of
State of Georgia
Bibb County
Bibb, County
General Assembly OF
Bibb
Atlanta to issue revenue certificates for water and sanitation
Georgia proposes constitutional amendment to authorize the City of Atlanta to issue interest bearing revenue certificates to fund repairs and improvements to its Water Works System and Sanitary Department. Certificates payable only from water and sanitary service revenues, with funds set aside in dedicated revenue accounts, subject to voter ratification.
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Georgia
State of Georgia
Atlanta
M. E. Thompson
General Assembly
At-lanta
General Council
Sanitary Department
Water Works Department Revenue Fund
Sanitary Department Revenue Fund
Water and
Sanitary Service
City of
Mayor and General Council
Georgia Constitution Section on Spalding County Education
Summary of an article fragment outlining constitutional provisions for dividing Spalding County into school districts, electing county board of education members, establishing terms and qualifications, and appointing a county superintendent with specified qualifications. The text references continued discussion on Page 12.
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House of Representatives
I. M. E Thompson
Spalding County
Board of Education
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