DeKalb County Georgia. Source: Google Maps.

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Today is the last day of the Legislative session and there will likely be a decision on whether voters will get a chance this November to vote to incorporate cities of Tucker and LaVista Hills.

There will also likely be a vote on Avondale Estates annexation bill, but not Decatur’s, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

The AJC reports that the Decatur annexation, which was reduced from the original master plan to exclude Suburban Plaza, hasn’t obtained enough signatures to move forward. Avondale Estate’s annexation bill will likely be voted on today, the AJC reports. To read that story, click here.

Tucker and LaVista Hill’s cityhood bills look doubtful after the state House rejected last-minute changes to the maps of both cities proposed in the state Senate.

Two other cityhood bills were under consideration: Stonecrest and Greenhaven.

State Rep. Mary Margaret Oliver, D-Decatur, said Greenhaven will likely not pass this year because it still needs a fiscal feasibility study. Decaturish is seeking clarity on that point, because Greenhaven claims it has conducted such a study and the city was deemed economically viable. Oliver said Stonecrest is being held up in the Governmental Affairs Committee, but she is not sure why.

Plans to annex territory into the city of Atlanta, including Emory and the CDC, are dead this year, Oliver said.

“Atlanta annexation efforts will have to wait until next year,” she said.

Decaturish will be watching today’s developments as they unfold. Check back for updates.