The enactment of the so-called Outdoor Advertising Control Act (Ga. L. 1964, p. 128) was purely a legislative exercise in futility. Its sole purpose is to dictate, control and limit uses of private property for public purpose, without a semblance of provision for first paying for such taking or damaging. Anyone able and willing to read the Fifth Amendment (Code § 1-805), which provides...
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