Sidewalk & Pedestrian Rules in Gordon County, GA (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Gordon County, Georgia.
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Obstruction Rules
In unincorporated Gordon County, Georgia, the Gordon County Code keeps county road rights-of-way clear. Section 7-227 bans debris that becomes a hazard and bans parking or leaving a truck, motor vehicle or trailer on the right-of-way, and Section 7-226 treats unauthorized signs and items as litter the county can remove. Violations are misdemeanors with fines up to $1,000 a day.
Right-of-Way Obstruction Rules in Unincorporated Gordon County
Some RestrictionsGordon County Code §§ 7-226, 7-227
Permits will not be issued for signage, advertisements, or notices of any kind upon the rights-of-way of county roads, and the unauthorized placement of such shall be unlawful. Any unauthorized items placed upon the rights-of-way in Gordon County shall be considered littering and Gordon County, its officers and employees shall be empowered to remove and destroy such items. ... (a)No person shal...
Encroachment Permits
In unincorporated Gordon County, Georgia, no one can work upon, across or through a county road right-of-way without a permit from the Gordon County Road Department. Section 7-225 exempts only U.S. Postal Service mailboxes built to break away on impact, and it requires timber operators and utility providers to post a surety bond payable to the county.
Gordon County GA Right-of-Way Permit Requirements
Some RestrictionsGordon County Code § 7-225
(a)[Required; exception.](1)No person shall engage in any activity upon, across, or through the rights-of-way of roads in Gordon County without first securing a permit to conduct such operations in Gordon County, with the exception of the placement of mailboxes for the delivery of items from the U.S. Postal Service. Said mailboxes shall be constructed or designed in such a way that the design a...
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