A crucial instrument in Cedartown’s toolbox for working with the film industry is now in place after Commissioners gave their approval to new language governing how productions are handled within the city limits.
Cedartown commissioners gave unanimous approval during their April session to implement revised language into the city’s code for how film companies will apply for use of city spaces — such as streets and sidewalks, for instance — to complete productions large and small.
Additionally, a new registration form is now in place as well, along with a schedule of fees for the use of certain services, such as police for traffic control or water for special effects, such as creating rain.
See more at the Polk County Standard Journal
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