Forsyth County Planning Commission News Today

The Forsyth County Planning Commission recommended approval of a new 28,800-square-foot gymnasium off Ga. 20 and Aaron Sosebee Road.

The Forsyth County Planning Commission recommended approval of a new microbrewery off Ga. 400 and Pilgrim Mill Road Oct. 24.

While some nearby residents have raised concerns over increased traffic, Forsyth County officials approved a rezoning Feb. 16 allowing new residential development on agriculture land near Daves Creek and Old

An update to the Forsyth County Comprehensive Plan for 2022-2042 went before the board of commissioners on Thursday, as local groups and officials prepare the document for regional and state

The Forsyth County Planning Commission balked at a nearly 500-home, mixed-use development proposed for the southwestern part of the county at its June 28 meeting.

In the May 24 election, voters will choose between Kerry Hill and Tim Huffine for the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners, District 1 seat. The incumbent, Molly Cooper, is not

County Commissioners approved three items Nov. 18 designed to foster greater economic growth in Forsyth County. The action came after an endorsement from the Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce.

FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — The Forsyth County Planning Commission voted April 27 to nix proposed regulations they say would limit lower income families from the calling the county home. The issue stemmed from proposed changes to the county’s regulations governing manufactured or mobile homes. County officials said the changes were initially spurred by cases in which developers have tried to create de-facto mobile home parks outside of areas zoned for the structures. While planning official...