Local government; local moratoria shall not apply to certain properties in certain circumstances; provide

Summary

HB 1442 adds a new provision to Georgia’s local‑government code stating that a county or city cannot enforce a temporary moratorium on permits or zoning decisions for a property if the local authority has already given good‑faith written approval for a specific development, or if unrelated permits have already been issued. The measure removes any conflicting statutes. It aims to protect developers from unexpected delays when a project has already been cleared.

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