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Old 01-19-2009, 12:31 AM
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The current outdated county and city structure that served the state well in the 19th century is holding the metro area back, IMO. The current power structure would never accomplish anything broader based for the city of Atlanta the way it is currently set up.

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Greater London did this sometime in the not too distant past, would have to look it up, but I know it was post WWII. A new structure to meet modern times and consolidate a bunch of competing overlapping governmental systems.

Yes, the area is being held back and something needs to change.
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