DeKalb County Government - File #: 2018-2428

• File #: 2018-2428
• Version: 1
• Type: Ordinance
• Status: Action
• File created: 7/17/2018
• In control: Board of Commissioners
• On agenda: 12/4/2018
• Title: Commission District(s): All Districts An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 26 of the DeKalb County Code to add the proposed Booting of Vehicles on Private Property Ordinance

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result
11/16/2018	1	ERPS-Employee Relations & Public Safety Committee	recommended for approval.	Pass
11/13/2018	1	Board of Commissioners
11/6/2018	1	ERPS-Employee Relations & Public Safety Committee	recommended for deferral	Pass
10/23/2018	1	Board of Commissioners	deferred	Pass
10/16/2018	1	ERPS-Employee Relations & Public Safety Committee	recommended holding in committee
9/18/2018	1	ERPS-Employee Relations & Public Safety Committee	recommended holding in committee
9/11/2018	1	Board of Commissioners
9/4/2018	1	ERPS-Employee Relations & Public Safety Committee	recommended holding in committee
8/14/2018	1	Board of Commissioners	deferred 30 days	Pass
8/7/2018	1	ERPS-Employee Relations & Public Safety Committee	recommended for approval upon receipt of additional information	Pass
7/24/2018	1	Board of Commissioners	deferred to the next meeting	Pass
7/17/2018	1	Committee of the Whole

Substitute

Public Hearing:  YES ☐     NO ☒                                                  Department: Board of Commissioners - District 5                                     

SUBJECT:

Title

Commission District(s): All Districts

An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 26 of the DeKalb County Code to add the proposed Booting of Vehicles on Private Property Ordinance

Body

Information Contact: Commissioner Mereda Davis Johnson

Phone Number: 404 371 2410

PURPOSE:

Establishes an ordinance to regulate vehicle immobilization and booting services in DeKalb County

NEED/IMPACT:

Currently there are no ordinances or regulations for vehicle immobilization and booting services in unincorporated DeKalb County. The proposed ordinance will be known as the Booting of Vehicles on Private Property Ordinance, and will require permits for operation of booting or vehicle immobilization devices, establish a daily maximum for removal fees, and mandate notice signage on properties that allow booting or vehicle immobilization.

FISCAL IMPACT:

None

RECOMMENDATION:

Recommended Action

Adopt the ordinance in a substantial final form acceptable to the County Attorney and authorize the Chief Executive Officer to execute all necessary documents.