SOUTH FORSYTH — The Forsyth County commission heard public comments Thursday night about a proposal to amend zoning conditions for residential property near Sharon Forks Library and Montessori Academy. The developer of a small subdivision asked for the rezoning due to sewer line issues, since some large, older trees between the development and the library and school would have to be cut down. Mary Helen McGruder, a member of the board of directors for the Forsyth County Public Library, said the system was not for or against septic variances or sewer lines, but didn’t want to affect parking or retention after a planned expansion of the Sharon Forks branch.“We are asking that if you decide to run a sewer line, that it come down directly [along] the property line between … the library and Montessori School,” McGruder said. At Commissioner Brian Tam’s suggestion, a decision on the matter was postponed until Nov. 6. The vote was 5-0.
SOUTH FORSYTH — The Forsyth County commission heard public comments Thursday night about a proposal to amend zoning conditions for residential property near Sharon Forks Library and Montessori Academy. The developer of a small subdivision asked for the rezoning due to sewer line issues, since some large, older trees between the development and the library and school would have to be cut down. Mary Helen McGruder, a member of the board of directors for the Forsyth County Public Library, said the system was not for or against septic variances or sewer lines, but didn’t want to affect parking or retention after a planned expansion of the Sharon Forks branch.“We are asking that if you decide to run a sewer line, that it come down directly [along] the property line between … the library and Montessori School,” McGruder said. At Commissioner Brian Tam’s suggestion, a decision on the matter was postponed until Nov. 6. The vote was 5-0.