Chawanda Martin sued the City of College Park under the Georgia Open Meetings Act, alleging that city officials made interim employment appointments without public votes. The trial court granted the City summary judgment, concluding that most claims were untimely and that Martin had not produced evidence of unlawful action. The Georgia Court of Appeals affirmed the ruling as to meetings and appointments for which the statutory filing period had expired. It reversed as to the interim appointments because undisputed evidence showed that the City Council never held public votes to fill those positions, creating a viable Open Meetings Act claim. The court remanded for the trial court to determine the remedy and enforce compliance with the Act.