5 rules for unincorporated Paulding County, Georgia.
Verified from official government sources
Paulding County has no curbside cart-screening rule because it runs no curbside collection. Container areas must be kept clean under Section 40-8(2), and garbage cannot accumulate in disorderly piles visible as litter.
Paulding County requires every residential, commercial, and vacant property to be kept free of litter, junk, and overgrowth. The Marshal's Office enforces Chapter 40 against disorderly accumulations, junk vehicles, and blight in the unincorporated county.
Paulding County, GA, Code of Ordinances ch. 40, sec. 40-8
All residential, commercial, institutional and vacant properties are required to be kept free of litter by the owners, managers, tenants or agents.
In Paulding County, grass, weeds, and uncultivated vegetation may not exceed 18 inches on subdivision properties that hold a building. Undeveloped platted lots must be kept clear along their right-of-way frontage.
Paulding County, GA, Code of Ordinances ch. 40, sec. 40-8(4)
Premises and exterior property shall be maintained free from grass, weeds or uncultivated vegetation in excess of 18 inches in height. This provision shall apply to all properties and lots located within a platted subdivision on which a building or residence is constructed, regardless of lot size or zoning designation.
Measurable snow is rare in Paulding County, and the county has no snow-removal ordinance. Residents are not required to shovel sidewalks; icy days are handled by state and county road crews treating priority routes.
Paulding County has no yard-sale permit, but sale goods and signs cannot linger by the road. Section 40-5(5) makes storing merchandise within six feet of a right-of-way beyond 24 hours unlawful permanent storage.
Paulding County, GA, Code of Ordinances ch. 40, sec. 40-5(5)
To store any new or used property or merchandise of any sort within six feet of any street or highway right-of-way except on a temporary basis. Any storage of such property or merchandise for a period of excess of 24 hours shall constitute a permanent rather than a temporary storage.
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