What does the Rome Annexation Application ask for?

It requests property, parcel, ownership, applicant, proposed use, zoning, campaign contribution disclosure, and household information for a proposed annexation.

What attachments are required with the application?

The application asks for one copy of the warranty deed with an accurate property description and one copy of the property plat. If the disclosure answer is Yes, provide the requested details on a separate page.

Do I need a notary for the Rome Annexation Application?

No. The application requires signatures and dates, not notarization. Attach the warranty deed and property plat; if you answer Yes to the disclosure question, provide the listed information on a separate page.

How do I submit the Rome Annexation Application?

Return the application and support materials to the Rome-Floyd Planning Department at P.O. Box 1433, 607 Broad Street, Rome, Georgia 30162-1433. The materials must arrive by the stated deadline.

Rome, GA · Floyd County

No notary required

Annexation Application

Property owners or petitioners use this application to ask the City of Rome to annex property and provide information about its location, ownership, and proposed use.

What this form is

This application asks the City of Rome to review a request to annex property. It collects property location and parcel details, ownership and applicant contact information, the reason for the request, requested zoning, household information, and campaign contribution disclosures. The form calls for signatures from property owners and parties with an interest in the property, along with a warranty deed and property plat.

Who needs it

Property owners or petitioners seeking annexation should complete the application, with signatures from all property owners and parties having an interest in the property.

How to submit it

Return the application and support materials to the Rome-Floyd Planning Department, P.O. Box 1433, 607 Broad Street, Rome, Georgia 30162-1433. They must be received by the first business day of the prior month for consideration at the following month’s Planning Commission meeting.

About notarization

This application is signed and dated without a notary; attach a warranty deed and property plat, and provide a separate page with details if answering Yes to the disclosure question.

How to submit this form

1
Download the Application
Download the Rome Annexation Application and review its procedure and submission instructions.
2
Complete the Application
Enter the property, applicant, owner, proposed use, zoning, disclosure, and household information requested.
3
Gather Attachments and Signatures
Attach one copy each of the warranty deed and property plat; obtain required signatures and include a separate disclosure page if answering Yes.
4
Submit to the Planning Department
Return the application and support materials to the Rome-Floyd Planning Department by the stated deadline.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Rome Annexation Application ask for?: It requests property, parcel, ownership, applicant, proposed use, zoning, campaign contribution disclosure, and household information for a proposed annexation.
What attachments are required with the application?: The application asks for one copy of the warranty deed with an accurate property description and one copy of the property plat. If the disclosure answer is Yes, provide the requested details on a separate page.
Do I need a notary for the Rome Annexation Application?: No. The application requires signatures and dates, not notarization. Attach the warranty deed and property plat; if you answer Yes to the disclosure question, provide the listed information on a separate page.
How do I submit the Rome Annexation Application?: Return the application and support materials to the Rome-Floyd Planning Department at P.O. Box 1433, 607 Broad Street, Rome, Georgia 30162-1433. The materials must arrive by the stated deadline.

Need something notarized?

This Annexation Application doesn’t need a notary — but if you have another Rome form that does, a commissioned online notary can help.