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 Article IV. NOTLA WATER AUTHORITY

  § 2. Areas of service.  

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  • The area served by the Notla Water Authority shall be within the geographic boundaries of Union County and shall be bounded by and contiguous to the following area:

    Beginning at a point where Butternut Creek joins the Nottely River; thence north [of] the east side of the Nottely River to the point where the Nottely River is joined by Kiutuestia Creek; thence westerly up the north side of Kiutuestia Creek to the first branch which joins the north side if Kiutuestia Creek; then up the north side of said branch northerly to Union County Road No. 30; thence westerly along the north side of Union County Road No. 30 to the Appalachian Highway; then westerly along the north side of the Appalachian Highway to the westernmost crossing of said highway by the north side of Union County Road No. 130 at Queen's Gap; then southwesterly along the west side of the main ridge of Coffey Mountain to the east end of Union County Road No. 322; thence westerly along the west side of Union County Road No. 322 to its junction with Union County Road No. 95; thence southerly along the west side of Union County Road No. 95 to the north side of the old Blue Ridge Highway; thence westerly along the north side of the old Blue Ridge Highway to Young Cane Creek; thence southerly along the west and north side of Young Cane Creek to Union County Road No. 191; thence northerly along the west side of Union County Road No. 191 to Union County Road No. 111; thence northerly along the west side of Union County Road No. 111 to Watts Creek; thence westerly along the northern forks and north side of Watts Creek to Wolf Pen Gap and the Union County and Fannin County lines; thence northerly with the Union County and Fannin County lines to the State of Georgia and State of North Carolina lines; thence east with the State of Georgia and State of North Carolina lines to the Union County and Towns County lines; thence southerly with the Union County and Towns County lines to a point adjacent to Hullander Knobs; then westerly across the top of Hullander Knobs, Juber Knob and Stevens Ridge to the top of Atkins Knob; thence southerly from the top of Atkins Knob a straight line to the end of Union County Road No. 212; thence southerly down Union County Road No. 212 to Union County Road No. 19; thence easterly along Union County Road No. 19 to Union County Road No. 18; thence southerly along Union County Road No. 18 to Pat Haralson Memorial Drive; thence easterly and thence southerly along the south side of Pat Haralson Memorial Drive to the City of Blairsville corporate limits; thence westerly along the City of Blairsville corporate limits to Butternut Creek; thence westerly down Butternut Creek to the point of beginning; excluding from said area those portions thereof presently receiving water and/or sewage service from the City of Blairsville, Georgia.

(1991 Ga. Laws, page 4158)