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Old 09-30-2008, 09:28 PM
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Once Dunwoody officially becomes a city on Dec. 1, will it be more difficult to get a building permit (residential) or will things stay the same as far as being able to apply for a permit in a day? Just asking as I know it's next to impossible to get a permit to do anything in Sandy Springs since cityhood.
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No one knows yet, I am afraid.

they are really struggling to figure out how to pay for a new government and right now you can expect services to be bare for perhaps the next year or two.

This is a great source for all things about Dunwoody...

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It'll depend on how they set up the City's building department- if it has a large enough staff, it'll probably go smoothly- if they don't staff up, it could be painful.
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