Local legislation calendar, 2023 March 13

LOCAL LEGISLATION CALENDAR GEORGIA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Monday, March 13, 2023 HB 468 by SUBSTITUTE by Representative Bentley of the 150th CITY OF BUTLER: A bill to change the city council districts of the City of Butler.
HB 540 by Representative Leverett of the 123rd WILKES COUNTY: A bill to create a board of elections and registration for Wilkes County.
HB 601 by SUBSTITUTE Representative Silcox of the 53rd CITY OF SANDY SPRINGS: A bill to change the city council districts for the City of Sandy Springs.
HB 620 by Representative Scoggins of the 14th BARTOW COUNTY: A bill to revise the compensation of the chief magistrate of the Magistrate Court of Bartow County.
HB 621 by Representative Scoggins of the 14th BARTOW COUNTY: A bill to revise the compensation of the tax commissioner of Bartow County.
HB 623 by Representative Gambill of the 15th BARTOW COUNTY: A bill to revise the compensation of the Clerk of Superior Court for Bartow County.
HB 624 by Representative Gambill of the 15th BARTOW COUNTY: A bill to revise the compensation of the commissioner of Bartow County.
HB 631 by Representative Parrish of the 158th CITY OF SWAINSBORO: A bill to change the corporate limits of the City of Swainsboro.
HB 642 by Representative Ridley of the 22nd CHEROKEE COUNTY: A bill to establish the board of elections and registration for Cherokee County.
HB 644 by Representative Ridley of the 22nd CHEROKEE COUNTY: A bill to abolish the board of elections and registration for Cherokee County.
HB 662 by Representative Bruce of the 61st FULTON COUNTY: A bill to authorize a technology fee by the Probate Court of Fulton County.

PURSUANT TO ARTICLE VII, SECTION II, PARAGRAPH IV OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION, THE FOLLOWING LOCAL BILLS RELATING TO HOMESTEAD
EXEMPTIONS REQUIRE A TWO-THIRDS ROLL-CALL VOTE FOR PASSAGE:
HB 511 by Representative Horner of the 3rd CATOOSA COUNTY: A bill to provide that the surviving spouse of a person granted a homestead exemption from Catoosa County school district ad valorem taxes for residents 75 years of age or older shall continue to receive such exemption following the death of the original grantee.