US EditionSandy Springs seeks help from court over short-term rental property
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Sandy Springs seeks help from court over short-term rental property
Sandy Springs City Attorney got the OK to take a corporate property owner to court over its failure to seek a business license and short-term rental permit. (Provided by Sandy Springs) Sandy Springs will seek help from Fulton County Superior Court to enforce its short-term rental laws against an out-of-state company that owns a home at 8609 Kenstone Court. The Sandy Springs City Council authorized City Attorney Dan Lee during its June 17 meeting…
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