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River Green Becomes First Approved PTV District In Canton
The Canton City Council found that certain neighborhoods and streets had a need for personal transportation vehicles, including River Green.
CANTON, GA — The Canton City Council found that residents of certain neighborhoods and certain public streets located within the city limits had a desire that personal transportation vehicles, or PTV, be allowed to be driven with regular vehicle traffic. Consideration was taken, and an approval process and regulations were created.
Neighborhoods considering a PTV District must abide by the following:
- Submit request to city to develop a PTV District
- Meet requirements of regulations
- Once the request is verified, a 30-day public input period begins
- Public hearing held before city council after 30-day public input
- Then the city council makes the decision to create the district or deny the request
If approved, those residents of the PTV District will submit a PTV application, pay a fee and be issued a decal to place on the PTV.
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River Green completed the process and became the first PTV District approved in the city. Other PTV Districts are currently being considered, including the Towne Mill Community Association which filed a request to create a Personal Transportation Vehicle District within their development. A 30-day public input period began on March 1. Comments may be submitted to the City of Canton by email at comments@cantonga.gov. Following the 30-day public input period, a public hearing will be conducted at the City of Canton Council meeting held at 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 1 in the city hall auditorium.
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