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Held Atlanta proposal would put no-fee pool policy into city code

The measure covers city indoor and outdoor pools and would codify an existing policy rather than introduce newly free admission.

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An Atlanta ordinance proposes adding the city's no-admission-fee policy for indoor swimming facilities and outdoor pools to its code's fee schedule. Ordinance 26-O-1398 describes codifying an existing city policy, not introducing free access for the first time.

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The draft committee agenda retains the proposal among held papers and records a June 23, 2026, hold at the sponsor's request. The listing does not establish adoption of the code amendment.

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