14.270 Condemnation; Zoning; Effect of

14.270 Condemnation; Zoning; Effect of In determining the value of property, you are restricted to the uses that may be lawfully made of it at the time of the taking as set out in zoning ordinances then in effect, unless there is a possibility or a probability that a zoning ordinance will be repealed or amended so as to authorize a more valuable use in the immediate future sufficient to have an effect on the value. If you find that there is enough likelihood of change for you to consider it, you should not consider the change as an accomplished fact but only the effect that the probability would have on the value. Civils v. Fulton County, 108 Ga. App. 793 (1963) D.O.T. v. Sconyers, 151 Ga. App. 824 (1979)