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state of disrepair.
(5) The exterior and interior structure
must be repaired.
(6) The broken front windows and
doors must be repaired or replaced.
(7) The property is a blighting influ
ence on the neighborhood. It was
cited for various other violations in
cluding failure to cut excessive high
weeds and grass; to remove open
storage of trash and debris; to re
move tree limbs or dead trees; failing
to maintain the exterior in good con
dition, and to clean the interior of
trash and debris.
RULING OF THE COURT
Based on the evidence presented in
this case, the court FINDS the follow
ing:
a. Pursuant to the Code of DeKalb
County § 18-69 and O.C.G.A. § 42-1-
7, et. seq., the subject property is un
fit for human habitation, and is dan
gerous and imperils the health, safety
and welfare of the citizens of the
county.
b. Within 60 (sixty) days of the execu
tion of this Order, the court author
izes the defendants, owners and in
terested parties, to repair the items
listed above or demolish the struc
ture. All repairs or demolitions must
comply with the applicable codes and
regulations. After 60 (sixty) days, the
Plaintiff shall re-inspect the property
for compliance.
c. If the Defendants, owners and in
terested parties, fail to repair the
items listed above or demolish the
structure, the court authorizes the
Plaintiff to repair or demolish the
structure and take appropriate ac
tions as may be necessary to mitig
ate this public nuisance and bring the
property into full compliance with ap
plicable building, safety and fire
codes. After the expiration of the 60
(sixty) days, the Plaintiffs abatement
actions shall commence within 270
(two hundred and seventy) days. If
these actions are prohibited by an in
junction, issued pursuant to O.C.G.A.
§ 41-2-13, or any equitable relief
granted by a court of competent juris
diction, then those days shall not be
counted toward the Plaintiff’s abate
ment days.
d. Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 41-2-
9(a)(5), after the expiration of the 60
(sixty) day repair/abatement period,
the court authorizes the Plaintiff to
place a placard on the property which
shall remain on the property until all
of the remedial and demolition work
is complete.
e. These findings of fact shall be pos
ted on the property and advertised in
The Champion Newspaper.
f. The Plaintiff shall make reasonable
efforts to salvage reusable materials
for credit against the costs of repairs
or demolition.
g. All demolition costs shall consti
tute a lien against the property includ
ing the removal of salvaged materi
als; all court costs; appraisal fees;
permit costs; administrative costs; ad
vertisement costs; restoration to
grade of the real property after de
molition; attorney’s fees, and all oth
er costs necessarily associated with
this complaint-in-rem action.
h. Pursuant to Code of DeKalb
County §18-38(c), Plaintiff shall not
permit high weeds or grass within
one hundred fifty (150) feet of any
building or structure to grow on such
property to a height exceeding twelve
(12) inches.
i. The Plaintiff shall confirm with
Georgia Power or other gas utility of
ficials to ensure that the utilities are
cut off and capped at the street.
SO ORDERED, this 10th day of
November, 2014.
The Honorable Courtney L. Johnson
Superior Court of DeKalb County, GA
Prepared by Angela D. Afflick
DeKalb County Law Department
++FINAL ORDER 14-CV-7493-1
3718 Rockbridge Road Stone Moun
tain, GA 30083 Parcel Id. Number:
18-012-01-009++
350-366247 11/20,11/27wg
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF DEKALB COUNTY
STATE OF GEORGIA
CASE FILE NO. 14-CV-7370-1
3344 Clifton Farms Drive
Decatur, GA 30034
Parcel Id. Number: 15-087-08-007
DEKALB COUNTY, GEORGIA,
Petitioner,
vs.
All that tract or parcel of land lying
and being in Land Lot 87 of the 15th
District of DeKalb County, GA, being
Lot 94, Block A, Clifton Manor Subdi
vision, Unit One, as per plat recor
ded in Plat Book 100, page 69 & 70,
DeKalb County Georgia Records, to
which reference is hereby made for
the purpose of incorporating the
same herein; vesting deed recorded
at Deed Book 13193/672 &
22162/291; DeKalb County,
GA/DeKalb County Tax Commission
er; Mary Jane Taylor; Robert A.
Taylor, Jr; HomeBanc Mortgage Cor
poration; Countrywide Home Loans,
Inc.; Alpha Receivables, Inc. assign
ee of Household Bank; Capital One
Bank (USA), N.A.; Crown Asset Man
agement LLC: DeKalb County Re
corder’s Court;
ALL OTHER PARTIES UNKNOWN
WHO CLAIM OR MIGHT CLAIM ANY
INTEREST IN THE DESCRIBED
PARCEL OF REAL PROPERY
Respondents.
FINAL ORDER
On July 23, 2014, Plaintiff filed its
complaint-in-rem, lis pendens and
summons. Consistent with O.C.G.A.
§ 41-2-12(a), these pleadings were
served on the parties, the complaint
was posted on the property, and a
copy of the Rule Nisi notice was pub
lished in The Champion Newspaper.
None of the parties filed an answer.
FINDINGS OF FACT
The property is located in unincorpor
ated DeKalb County, Georgia at 3344
Clifton Farms Drive, Decatur, GA
30034, local tax map reference 15-
087-08-007 in a single family residen
tial district. Since on or about August
2012, the property has been in a
state of disrepair as follows:
(1) The structure is considered dan
gerous and unfit for human habita
tion which imperils the health, safety
and welfare of the citizens of the
neighborhood, and has become a
haven for vagrants.
(2) The burnt structure is vacant, un
secured, structurally unsound and
creates a general nuisance to the
public. The parties failed to obtain
permits for alterations and/or con
struction on the property which re
mains non-compliant with the county
code.
(3) The unsecured structure must be
boarded-up according to county code
specifications.
(4) The roof is damaged and in a
state of disrepair.
(5) The exterior and interior structure
must be repaired.
(6) The broken front windows and
doors must be repaired or replaced.
(7) The property is a blighting influ
ence on the neighborhood. It was
cited for various other violations in
cluding failure to cut excessive high
weeds and grass; to remove open
storage of trash and debris; to re
move tree limbs or dead trees; failing
to maintain the exterior in good con
dition, and to clean the interior of
trash and debris.
RULING OF THE COURT
Based on the evidence presented in
this case, the court FINDS the follow
ing:
a. Pursuant to the Code of DeKalb
County § 18-69 and O.C.G.A. § 42-1-
7, et. seq., the subject property is un
fit for human habitation, and is dan
gerous and imperils the health, safety
and welfare of the citizens of the
county.
b. Within 60 (sixty) days of the execu
tion of this Order, the court author
izes the defendants, owners and in
terested parties, to repair the items
listed above or demolish the struc
ture. All repairs or demolitions must
comply with the applicable codes and
regulations. After 60 (sixty) days, the
Plaintiff shall re-inspect the property
for compliance.
If the Defendants, owners and inter
ested parties, fail to repair the items
listed above or demolish the struc
ture, the court authorizes the Plaintiff
to repair or demolish the structure
and take appropriate actions as may
be necessary to mitigate this public
nuisance and bring the property into
full compliance with applicable build
ing, safety and fire codes. After the
expiration of the 60 (sixty) days, the
Plaintiff’s abatement actions shall
commence within 270 (two hundred
and seventy) days. If these actions
are prohibited by an injunction, is
sued pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 41-2-13,
or any equitable relief granted by a
court of competent jurisdiction, then
those days shall not be counted to
ward the Plaintiff’s abatement days.
d. Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 41-2-
9(a)(5), after the expiration of the 60
(sixty) day repair/abatement period,
the court authorizes the Plaintiff to
place a placard on the property which
shall remain on the property until all
of the remedial and demolition work
is complete.
e. These findings of fact shall be pos
ted on the property and advertised in
The Champion Newspaper.
f. The Plaintiff shall make reasonable
efforts to salvage reusable materials
for credit against the costs of repairs
or demolition.
g. All demolition costs shall consti
tute a lien against the property includ
ing the removal of salvaged materi
als; all court costs; appraisal fees;
permit costs; administrative costs; ad
vertisement costs; restoration to
grade of the real property after de
molition; attorney’s fees, and all oth
er costs necessarily associated with
this complaint-in-rem action.
h. Pursuant to Code of DeKalb
County §18-38(c), Plaintiff shall not
permit high weeds or grass within
one hundred fifty (150) feet of any
building or structure to grow on such
property to a height exceeding twelve
(12) inches.
i. The Plaintiff shall confirm with
Georgia Power or other gas utility of
ficials to ensure that the utilities are
cut off and capped at the street.
SO ORDERED, this 10th day of
November, 2014.
The Honorable Courtney L. Johnson
Superior Court of DeKalb County, GA
Prepared by Angela D. Afflick
DeKalb County Law Department
++FINAL ORDER 14-CV-7370-1
3344 Clifton Farms Drive Decatur,
GA 30034
Parcel Id. Number: 15-087-08-007++
350-366248 11/20,11/27wg
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF DEKALB COUNTY
STATE OF GEORGIA
CASE FILE NO. 14-CV-6487-8
2333 Tarian Drive
Parcel Id. Number 15 107 06 014
DEKALB COUNTY, GEORGIA,
Plaintiff,
vs.
All that tract or parcel of land lying
and being in Land Lot 107 of the 15th
District, DeKalb County, Georgia, be
ing Lot 14, Block “A” Dogwood Man
or Subdivision, Unit One, Section
Two, as per plat recorded at Plat
Book 41, page 86, DeKalb County,
Georgia records, which plat is incor
porated herein and made a part here
of by reference; being known as 2333
Tarian Drive; DeKalb County Parcel
Identification Number 15 107 06 014;
Leroy Pierre; MMI Properties, LLC;
Stephen Senette; ALL OTHER
PARTIES UNKNOWN WHO CLAIM
OR MIGHT CLAIM ANY INTEREST
IN THE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF
REAL PROPERTY
Defendants.
FINAL CONSENT ORDER
Upon consideration and review of the
pleadings, other documentary evid
ence, and the October 1, 2014 hear
ing, the Court finds the following:
1.
On June 26, 2014, Plaintiff filed its
complaint-in-rem, lis pendens and
summons. Consistent with O.C.G.A.
§ 41-2-12(a), these pleadings were
served on the parties, the complaint
was posted on the property, and a
copy of the Rule Nisi notice was pub
lished in The Champion Newspaper.
2.
The hearing was attended by James
Caudle of MMI Properties, LLC
(herein referred to as “Caudle”);
LeRoy Agostini Pierre, (herein re
ferred to as “Pierre”), and Danny
Jordan, Code Enforcement IN REM
Officer. It was established that Mr.
Caudle has no interest in this prop
erty.
3.
On or about July 16, 2014, the prop
erty was purchased by Mr. Pierre.
4.
The property is located in unincorpor
ated DeKalb County, Georgia at 2333
Tarian Drive, Decatur, GA 30034, loc
al tax map reference 15-107-06-014,
in a single family residential district.
In violation of Code of DeKalb County
§ 18-68, et. seq. and O.C.G.A. § 42-
1-7, et. seq., and since April 6, 2011,
the burned dwelling on the property
was vacant, unsecured, structurally
unsound, unfit for human habitation,
and created a general nuisance to
the public.
5.
Defendant Pierre agrees to repair the
dwelling by December 8, 2014. This
includes rehabilitating the dwelling to
be structurally sound; obtaining per
mits for alterations and/or construc
tion as may be required; board-up
property according to county code
specifications; secure damaged roof,
exterior and interior walls; secure
broken front windows and doors; re
move open storage of trash and
debris; maintain the exterior in good
condition; clean the interior of trash
and debris, and cut high weeds and
grass.
6.
RULING OF THE COURT
Based on the evidence presented in
this case, the court FINDS the follow
ing:
a. Pursuant to the Code of DeKalb
County § 18-69 and O.C.G.A. § 42-1-
7, et. seq., the property is unfit for hu
man habitation, structurally unsound,
and imperils the health, safety and
welfare of the citizens of the county.
b. On or before December 8, 2014,
the court authorizes Defendant Pierre
to repair the items listed in Para
graph 5, and all repairs must comply
with the applicable codes and regula
tions.
c. After December 9, 2014, the
Plaintiff shall re-inspect the property
for compliance.
d. If Defendant Pierre fails to comply,
the court authorizes the Plaintiff to re
pair or demolish the structure after
December 9, 2014. The Plaintiff’s
abatement actions shall commence
within 270 (two hundred and seventy)
days after December 9, 2014. If
these actions are prohibited by an in
junction, issued pursuant to O.C.G.A.
§ 41-2-13, or any equitable relief
granted by a court of competent juris
diction, then those days shall not be
counted toward the Plaintiff’s abate
ment days.
e. Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 41-2-
9(a)(5), after December 9,, 2014, the
court authorizes the Plaintiff to place
a placard on the property which shall
remain on the property until all of the
remedial and demolition work is com
plete.
f. These findings of fact shall be pos
ted on the property and advertised in
The Champion Newspaper.
g. The Plaintiff shall make reason
able efforts to salvage reusable ma
terials for credit against the costs of
demolition.
h. All demolition costs shall consti
tute a lien against the property includ
ing the removal of salvaged materi
als; all court costs; appraisal fees;
permit costs; administrative costs; ad
vertisement costs; restoration to
grade of the real property after de
molition; attorney’s fees, and all oth
er costs necessarily associated with
this complaint-in-rem action.
i. After December 9, 2014, this court
grants permission to the Plaintiff to
maintain grass and weeds on the
property below 12 (twelve) inches.
j. The Plaintiff shall confirm with the
Georgia Power officials to ensure that
the utilities are cut off and capped at
the street.
SO ORDERED, this 14th day of Oc
tober, 2014.
The Honorable Linda Warren Hunter
Superior Court of DeKalb County, GA
Prepared by and consented to:
Angela D. Afflick
Attorney for Plaintiff, DeKalb County,
GA
Georgia Bar No. 252952
Senior Assistant County Attorney
DeKalb County Law Department
1300 Commerce Drive, 5th Floor
Decatur, GA 30030
Phone: 404-371-2628
And
LeRoy Agostini Pierre, Pro se
3735 Windmill Road
Ellenwood, GA 30294
Phone: 404-749-0864
++FINAL ORDER 14-CV-6487-8
2333 Tarian Drive Parcel Id. Number
15 107 06 014++
350-366249 11/20,11/27wg
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF DEKALB COUNTY
STATE OF GEORGIA
CASE FILE NO. 14-CV-7308-10
2410 Fair Lane
Decatur, GA 30032
Parcel Id. Number: 15-139-05-016
DEKALB COUNTY, GEORGIA,
Plaintiff,
vs.
All that tract or parcel of land lying
and being in Land Lot 139 of the 15th
District of DeKalb County, GA, being
Lot 16, Block E, Tilson Park, Deed
Book 21770/782 & 22640/378; ac
cording to plat recorded in Plat Book
23, page 5, DeKalb County Records,
which plat is hereby referred to and
made a part of this description;
DeKalb County, GA/DeKalb County
Tax Commissioner; United Industrial
Supplies, LLC; Charles Taylor; Scana
Energy Marketing, Inc.; ALL OTHER
PARTIES UNKNOWN WHO CLAIM
OR MIGHT CLAIM ANY INTEREST
IN THE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF
REAL PROPERY
Respondents.
FINAL ORDER
On July 22, 2014, Plaintiff filed its
complaint-in-rem, lis pendens and
summons. Consistent with O.C.G.A.
§ 41-2-12(a), these pleadings were
served on the parties, the complaint
was posted on the property, and a
copy of the Rule Nisi notice was pub
lished in The Champion Newspaper.
None of the parties filed an answer.
FINDINGS OF FACT
The property is located in unincorpor
ated DeKalb County, Georgia at 2410
Fair Lane, Decatur, GA 30032, local
tax map reference 15-139-05-016 in
a single family residential district.
Since on or about October 26, 2009,
the property has been in a state of
disrepair as follows:
(1) The structure is considered dan
gerous and unfit for human habita
tion which imperils the health, safety
and welfare of the citizens of the
neighborhood, and has become a
haven for vagrants.
(2) The dwelling is vacant, unse
cured, structurally unsound and cre
ates a general nuisance to the public.
The parties failed to obtain permits
for alterations and/or construction on
the property which remains non-com-
pliant with the county code.
(3) The unsecured structure must be
boarded-up according to county code
specifications.
(4) The roof is damaged and in a
state of disrepair.
(5) The exterior and interior structure
must be repaired.
(6) The broken front windows and
doors must be repaired or replaced.
(7) The property is a blighting influ
ence on the neighborhood. It was
cited for various other violations in
cluding failure to cut excessive high
weeds and grass; to remove open
storage of trash and debris; to re
move tree limbs or dead trees; failing
to maintain the exterior in good con
dition, and to clean the interior of
trash and debris.
RULING OF THE COURT
Based on the evidence presented in
this case, the court FINDS the follow
ing:
a. Pursuant to the Code of DeKalb
County § 18-69 and O.C.G.A. § 42-1-
7, et. seq., the subject property is un
fit for human habitation, and is dan
gerous and imperils the health, safety
and welfare of the citizens of the
county.
b. Within 60 (sixty) days of the execu
tion of this Order, the court author
izes the defendants, owners and in
terested parties, to repair the items
listed above or demolish the struc
ture. All repairs or demolitions must
comply with the applicable codes and
regulations. After 60 (sixty) days, the
Plaintiff shall re-inspect the property
for compliance.
c. If the Defendants, owners and in
terested parties, fail to repair the
items listed above or demolish the
structure, the court authorizes the
Plaintiff to repair or demolish the
structure and take appropriate ac
tions as may be necessary to mitig
ate this public nuisance and bring the
property into full compliance with ap
plicable building, safety and fire
codes. After the expiration of the 60
(sixty) days, the Plaintiff’s abatement
actions shall commence within 270
(two hundred and seventy) days. If
these actions are prohibited by an in
junction, issued pursuant to O.C.G.A.
§ 41-2-13, or any equitable relief
granted by a court of competent juris
diction, then those days shall not be
counted toward the Plaintiff’s abate
ment days.
d. Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 41-2-
9(a)(5), after the expiration of the 60
(sixty) day repair/abatement period,
the court authorizes the Plaintiff to
place a placard on the property which
shall remain on the property until all
of the remedial and demolition work
is complete.
e. These findings of fact shall be pos
ted on the property and advertised in
The Champion Newspaper.
f. The Plaintiff shall make reasonable
efforts to salvage reusable materials
for credit against the costs of repairs
or demolition.
g. All repairs or demolition costs shall
constitute a lien against the property
including the removal of salvaged
materials; all court costs; appraisal
fees; permit costs; administrative
costs; advertisement costs; restora
tion to grade of the real property after
demolition; attorney’s fees, and all
other costs necessarily associated
with this complaint-in-rem action.
h. Pursuant to Code of DeKalb
County §18-38(c), Plaintiff shall not
permit high weeds or grass within
one hundred fifty (150) feet of any
building or structure to grow on such
property to a height exceeding twelve
(12) inches.
i. The Plaintiff shall confirm with
Georgia Power or other gas utility of
ficials to ensure that the utilities are
cut off and capped at the street.
SO ORDERED, this 31st day of Octo
ber, 2014.
The Honorable Tangela Barrie
Superior Court of DeKalb County, GA
Prepared by Angela D. Afflick
DeKalb County Law Department
++FINAL ORDER 14-CV-7308-10
2410 Fair Lane Decatur, GA 30032
Parcel Id. Number: 15-139-05-016++
350-366252 11/20,11/27wg
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF DEKALB COUNTY
STATE OF GEORGIA
CASE FILE NO. 14-CV-6670-1
3031 Stirrup Lane, Atlanta, GA 30316
Parcel Id. Number 15-085-09-009
DEKALB COUNTY, GEORGIA,
Plaintiff,
vs.
All that tract or parcel of land lying
and being in Land Lot 85 of the 15th
District, DeKalb County, Georgia, be
ing Lot 13, Block 5, Unit 4, Subdivi
sion of Parker Ranch Extension, as
shown on plat recorded in Plat Book
24, Page 58, DeKalb County, Geor
gia records, which plat is incorpor
ated herein and made a part hereof
by reference; being known as DeKalb
County Parcel Identification Number
15-085-09-009; Annie B. Chambers;
CreditTrust Corporation A/S/N First
USA; DeKalb County Recorders
Court; DeKalb County Tax Commis
sioners; ALL OTHER PARTIES UN
KNOWN WHO CLAIM OR MIGHT
CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN THE DE
SCRIBED PARCEL OF REAL
PROPERY
Defendants.
FINAL ORDER
On July 1, 2014, Plaintiff filed its
complaint-in-rem, lis pendens and
summons. Consistent with O.C.G.A.
§ 41-2-12(a), these pleadings were
served on the parties, the complaint
was posted on the property, and a
copy of the Rule Nisi notice was pub
lished in The Champion Newspaper.
None of the parties filed an answer.
FINDINGS OF FACT
The property is located in unincorpor
ated DeKalb County, Georgia at 3031
Stirrup Lane, Atlanta, GA 30316, loc
al tax map reference 15-085-09-009
in a single family residential district.
Since on or about April 2013, the
property has been in a state of dis
repair as follows:
(1) The structure is considered dan
gerous and unfit for human habita
tion which imperils the health, safety
and welfare of the citizens of the
neighborhood, and has become a
haven for vagrants.
(2) The dwelling is vacant, unse
cured, structurally unsound and cre
ates a general nuisance to the public.
The parties failed to obtain permits
for alterations and/or construction on
the property which remains non-com-
pliant with the county code.
(3) The unsecured structure must be
boarded-up according to county code
specifications.
(4) The roof is damaged and in a
state of disrepair.
(5) The exterior and interior structure
must be repaired.
(6) The broken front windows and
doors must be repaired or replaced.
(7) The property is a blighting influ
ence on the neighborhood. It was
cited for various other violations in
cluding failure to cut excessive high
weeds and grass; to remove open
storage of trash and debris; to re
move tree limbs or dead trees; failing
to maintain the exterior in good con
dition, and to clean the interior of
trash and debris.
RULING OF THE COURT
Based on the evidence presented in
this case, the court FINDS the follow
ing:
a. Pursuant to the Code of DeKalb
County § 18-69 and O.C.G.A. § 42-1-
7, et. seq., the subject property is un
fit for human habitation, and is dan
gerous and imperils the health, safety
and welfare of the citizens of the
county.
b. Within 60 (sixty) days of the execu
tion of this Order, the court author
izes the defendants, owners and in
terested parties, to repair the items
listed above or demolish the struc
ture. All repairs or demolitions must
comply with the applicable codes and
regulations. After 60 (sixty) days, the
Plaintiff shall re-inspect the property
for compliance.
c. If the Defendants, owners and in
terested parties, fail to repair the
items listed above or demolish the
structure, the court authorizes the
Plaintiff to repair or demolish the
structure and take appropriate ac
tions as may be necessary to mitig
ate this public nuisance and bring the
property into full compliance with ap
plicable building, safety and fire
codes. After the expiration of the 60
(sixty) days, the Plaintiff’s abatement
actions shall commence within 270
(two hundred and seventy) days. If
these actions are prohibited by an in
junction, issued pursuant to O.C.G.A.
§ 41-2-13, or any equitable relief
granted by a court of competent juris
diction, then those days shall not be
counted toward the Plaintiff’s abate
ment days.
d. Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 41-2-
9(a)(5), after the expiration of the 60
(sixty) day repair/abatement period,
the court authorizes the Plaintiff to
place a placard on the property which
shall remain on the property until all
of the remedial and demolition work
is complete.
e. These findings of fact shall be pos
ted on the property and advertised in
The Champion Newspaper.
f. The Plaintiff shall make reasonable
efforts to salvage reusable materials
for credit against the costs of repairs
or demolition.
g. All demolition costs shall consti
tute a lien against the property includ
ing the removal of salvaged materi
als; all court costs; appraisal fees;
permit costs; administrative costs; ad
vertisement costs; restoration to
grade of the real property after de
molition; attorney’s fees, and all oth
er costs necessarily associated with
this complaint-in-rem action.
h. Pursuant to Code of DeKalb
County §18-38(c), Plaintiff shall not
permit high weeds or grass within
one hundred fifty (150) feet of any
building or structure to grow on such
property to a height exceeding twelve
(12) inches.
i. The Plaintiff shall confirm with
Georgia Power or other gas utility of
ficials to ensure that the utilities are
cut off and capped at the street.
SO ORDERED, this 10th day of
November, 2014.
The Honorable Courtney L. Johnson
Superior Court of DeKalb County, GA
Prepared by Angela D. Afflick
DeKalb County Law Department
++FINAL ORDER 14-CV-6670-1
3031 Stirrup Lane, Atlanta, GA 30316
Parcel Id. Number 15-085-09-009++
350-366260 11/20,11/27,12/4,12/11jb
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF
RIGHT TO REDEEM
TO:
OCCUPANT/RESIDENT OF 3022
Weslock Circle, Decatur, GA; DEF IN
FI FA Estate of Betty Jean Smith,
and All Heirs Known and Unknown;
GA Dept of Revenue; Internal Reven
ue Service; LVNV Funding, LLC;
DeKalb County Attorney’s Office;
DeKalb County Dept of Watershed
Management; ALL PERSONS
KNOWN AND UNKNOWN HAVING
OF RECORD IN DeKalb COUNTY
ANY RIGHT, TITLE INTEREST IN,
OR LIEN UPON ++3022 Weslock
Circle, Decatur, GA++; All creditors
of any of the foregoing; and ALL THE
WORLD.
RE: FORECLOSURE OF EQUITY
OF REDEMPTION FOR TAX SALE
DEED (REF. O.C.G.A. § 48-4-45,46)
Take notice that:
The right to redeem the following de
scribed property previously owned by
def in fi fa above, to wit, will expire
and be forever foreclosed and barred
as of Three-Thirty (3:30 p.m.) on and
after January 9, 2015 or within 30
days after legal service of the Notice
pursuant to OCGA 48-4-45 et seq.,
whichever date is later:
All that tract or parcel of land lying
and being in Land Lot 86 of the 15th
District of DeKalb County, Georgia,
being Lot 28, Block D, Unit Three of
Sun Valley, as per plat recorded in
Plat Book 38, page 62, DeKalb
County Records, which plat by refer
ence is incorporated herein and
made a part hereof.
The tax deed to which this notice
relates is dated November 5, 2013
and recorded in the Office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of DeKalb
County, Georgia in Deed Book 24177
Page 584.
The property may be redeemed on or
before the time and date stated
above by payment of the redemption
price as fixed and provided by law to
the undersigned at the following ad
dress:
GW Realty, LLC
Douglas C. McKillip, Esq.
McKillip Law Firm, LLC
1022 Twelve Oaks Place, Suite 102
Watkinsville, Georgia 30677
706-546-6279
Please be governed accordingly.