Supreme Court of Georgia
Shelley v. Town of Tyrone
October 16, 2017302 Ga. 297
Summary
The court affirmed summary judgment for the Town on Shelley’s as-applied zoning and inverse-condemnation claims because he failed to pursue available local administrative remedies before filing suit. It held that his facial challenges to superseded zoning ordinances were moot because a new ordinance had replaced them, and it vacated the portion of the judgment addressing those challenges for dismissal unless Shelley properly amended his complaint to challenge the ordinance then in effect.