Fax Number: In 1865, three intrepid brothers, J.R., R.A., and William Hosch, built the first store in what is now Hoschton. In 1880, with the promise of a railroad at hand, R.A. and J.R. Hosch decided to establish a town. The brothers hired surveyors and held a sale of lots. They also bought and gave, for the use of Hoschton citizens, land on which to build the town square, a church, a school and a cemetery.
Definition(s) Public Street âPublic streetâ or âroadâ means any federal, state, county, or municipal street or road owned or maintained for public access or use. Source: Corporation Commission, Oil and Gas Conservation, Oklahoma Administrative Code 165:10, February 2013.
Public property Public property is a division of state property which the state has dedicated for public use. Public property can as well be used to mean the use of the property or to expound on how it is owned, for instance owned by a stateâs population. Property entrusted to the state as opposed to communities or individuals is referred to as state or government property. Examples include federal or police cars.