House Parties Prohibited Without A Permit | Patch PM

Sandy Springs GA

16 June, 2021

5:20 PM

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There was plenty of news across Georgia on Wednesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours. Party House Events Now Require Permits In Sandy Springs The Sandy Springs City Council said that party house events will require an administrative permit, restricting such events in neighborhoods. Braves On The Boulevard Returns To Avalon On Thursday The Braves on the Boulevard event is a live watch party series with a jumbo-screen held throughout the summer at Avalon. Short-Term Rental Ordinance Tabled For Further Review In Cherokee Cherokee County officials are taking time to absorb and address public comments regarding a proposed short-term rental ordinance. Special Education Staff Award Winners Honored By Cherokee Schools Four members of the department received honors during the annual Cherokee County Special Education Staff of the Year Awards ceremony. Contribute your own content to Patch by signing up for an account and clicking the "Post on Patch" button at the top right of the site. 2-Year-Old Custom Estate Listed In Ashford Park For $1.4MOakhurst Home Mixes Ranch Style With Updated Touch For $925K$950K Colonial Home With Lush Back Yard Near Downtown Smyrna$2.1M Luxurious Estate With Back Yard Retreat, Bar, Bourbon Room5 Things To Know From Roswell City Council MeetingPortions Of Big Creek Greenway Phase 5 Open In Forsyth CountyGrant To Fund Documentaries About Macedonia Cemetery, Johns CreekSprayberry Crossing Redevelopment Approved By Cobb Commissioners DeKalb Senior Center Receives National Accreditation Across America Sticky Baseballs: Physics Behind The Latest Scandal In Major League BaseballIt's 'Insane' Chicago Isn't The Sweet Home Of A Blues Museum80,000-Penny Windfall To Violence Shelter Brings $47K MoreSome Southwest Flights Still Delayed After 2 Days Of Outages'Clouds In The Sky': Delta Variant Looms Over CA's Reopening Week