Forsyth County public meetings in 2022
47 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will consider 30 items, including a $2.2 million consent judgment for the McGinnis Ferry Interchange project, an $800,000 employee retention supplement budget, and a zoning amendment. Other notable items include a $345,293 workers' compensation insurance renewal, a $757,740 water tank improvement contract, and a land donation agreement for 82 acres.
- Proposed Consent Order for $2,209,955.00 in connection with Parcel 015 of the McGinnis Ferry Interchange Project
- Budget Resolution for Employee Retention Supplements in the not to exceed amount of $800,000.00
- Award Bid 22-115-3320 to Tank Pro, Inc. for $757,740.00 for Gilbert Road Water Tank Improvements
- Renew Excess Workers' Compensation Insurance with Midwest Employers for $345,293.00
- Land donation agreement with Bailey Burruss Farms, Inc. for 82 acres of real property
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings and vote on several land-use items, including a county-initiated rezoning of 139.38 acres to a Mixed-Use Center District. Other key items include a telecommunications tower permit, a sketch plat with variances, and adoption of a new utility accommodation ordinance. The consent agenda includes a $109,710 software agreement for appraisal technology and ratification of multiple work session decisions.
- Public hearing and vote on rezoning 139.38 acres from commercial, neighborhood shopping, agricultural, and residential districts to Mixed-Use Center District (ZA4077)
- Public hearing and vote on a conditional use permit for a 195-ft telecommunications tower on agricultural land (CP220033)
- Public hearing and vote on amendments to the Unified Development Code for the Coal Mountain Town Center Overlay
- Board approval of a $109,710 software license agreement with Woolpert, Inc. for appraisal technology integration
- Public hearing and vote on adoption of the GDOT 2016 Utility Accommodation Policy and Standards Manual, replacing the 1997 county manual
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners will discuss and consider 18 items, including a $1,065,000 real estate purchase at 5395 Atlanta Highway, a zoning amendment for parcels 280-026 and 280-016, and acceptance of a $1,823.75 safety equipment grant for the Sheriff's Office. Other items include contract renewals, a banking services award to United Community Bank, and possible direction on Unified Development Code amendments.
- Agreement for Sale of Realty: $1,065,000 for property at 5395 Atlanta Highway
- Amendment of Zoning Conditions on ZA3866 (PPNJS, LLC) by Prime Peach Little Mill, LLC for parcels 280-026 and 280-016
- Accept FY22 Spirit of Blue Safety Equipment Grant: $1,823.75 for 25 hearing protection earmuffs
- Award RFP 22-127-1500 Banking Services Contract to United Community Bank with no cost or fees
- Add Addenda to contract with Total Systems Commissioning for $186,025.00 for Whole Health and Employee Center
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings and vote on several rezoning and zoning condition amendments, including a 142.6-acre rezoning for 164 residential lots. They will also consider a contract amendment for a 48.78-acre parcel and discuss LOST strategy. Consent items include a $72,873 painting contract and a $55,890 utility membership.
- Rezoning of 142.616 acres for 164 residential lots (ZA4085)
- Public hearing on alternate design with parking and setback variances for Gaskins + LeCraw (AD220008)
- Public hearing on proposed modifications to the Sign Ordinance
- Board consideration of a First Amendment to an acquisition contract for a 48.78-acre parcel (tax parcel 196-002)
- Board discussion of LOST strategy and negotiations
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board will consider several items including a rezoning request for 164 residential lots, acceptance of a $71,794 VOCA grant for the Sheriff's Office, and multiple contracts for parks and water/sewer projects. Also up for discussion are appointments to planning and zoning boards, the 2023 meeting schedule, and proposed UDC amendments. Several items have been postponed from previous meetings.
- Rezoning request (ZA4085) for 142.616 acres from Agricultural to Single Family Residential for 164 lots
- Acceptance of $71,794 VOCA grant for victim assistance (no match required)
- Award of $72,873 bid for painting restroom buildings at passive parks and trailheads
- Approval of $55,890.58 Georgia 811 membership for water and sewer department
- Amendment No. 2 to Task Order No. 22 with ESG Engineering for up to $235,000 for program management
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting and public hearings. The agenda is dominated by a large consent agenda of 38 items, most of which were previously approved on November 3, 2022, and are now presented for ratification. Key actions include accepting new county-maintained roads, awarding contracts for services (paint/body repairs, financial planning, fuel site relocation, resurfacing, water parts, sewer modeling, and transportation plan update), authorizing legal action against two properties for short-term rental violations, and postponing several zoning and sign ordinance hearings to December 2022.
- Acceptance of right-of-way for Northbrooke Phase 1 and River Rock Phase 2-Unit 1 subdivisions (District 4)
- Award of $625,000 contract to Kimley-Horn to update the County's Transportation Plan
- Authorization to initiate civil action against 3019 Lanier Beach South and 8360 Lanier Drive for short-term rental compliance
- Postponement of public hearings on zoning amendments for Green Acres/Toll Brothers, Bowen & Co., and a 195-ft telecommunication tower to December 2022
- Approval of $549,677 task order with Hazen and Sawyer for sewer system hydraulic modeling and master planning for the Fowler Sewer Basin
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners will discuss and consider multiple items including a rezoning request for 314 apartments and commercial buildings, several grant applications for the Sheriff's Office, contract amendments for court probation services, and change orders for the SR 369/400 widening project. The meeting also includes service awards, budget resolutions, and a proposed 2023 meeting schedule.
- Rezoning request for 57.75 acres from Lake Residential to Master Planned District for 314 apartments and 29,300 sq ft commercial (ZA4054)
- Sheriff's Office grant applications: $20,000 for Local First Responders Microgrant, $310,000 for Public Safety and Community Violence Reduction, $3,000 for FY22 GEMA K9 program
- Change Order #16 for SR 369/400 Widening Project with Vertical Earth in not-to-exceed amount of $1,333,085.87
- Economic incentive package for SoFo Sports Group (formerly Winners Circle) recommended by Development Authority
- Conveyance of Big Creek Utility Company assets to Utilities, Inc. of Georgia
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings and possible votes on several land-use items, including a rezoning for 314 apartments and commercial space, a conditional use permit for a 195-foot telecommunication tower, and amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding dust-free parking surfaces and sign ordinances. The board will also consider a consent agenda with numerous contracts and resolutions, including a $625,000 transportation plan update and a $549,677 sewer master plan.
- Public hearing and vote on rezoning 57.75 acres for 314 apartments and 29,300 sq. ft. commercial (Cottages at Shady Shores LLC)
- Public hearing and vote on a county-initiated conditional use permit for a 195-ft telecommunication tower on Agricultural District land
- Public hearing and vote on amendments to UDC Chapters 8 and 17 regarding dust-free parking surfaces
- Consent agenda includes $625,000 for Kimley-Horn to update the County's Transportation Plan
- Consent agenda includes $549,677 task order with Hazen and Sawyer for Fowler Sewer Basin hydraulic modeling and master planning
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners will discuss and potentially approve over 30 items, including contracts for services, grants, and land acquisitions. Key decisions include a $625,000 update to the county's transportation plan, multiple right-of-way purchases for the McGinnis Ferry Road widening project, and several Sheriff's Office grants. The agenda also includes routine approvals for surplus property, service contracts, and budget resolutions.
- $625,000 contract with Kimley-Horn to update the county's Transportation Plan
- Multiple right-of-way acquisitions for McGinnis Ferry Road Widening Project totaling over $3 million
- $67,000 Law Enforcement Training Program Grant and $51,759 Homeland Security Grant for Sheriff's Office
- $300,000 contract for Paint and Body Repair Services for Fleet Services
- Sewer Reservation Agreement with GDCI GA 9, LP for 181,250 gallons per day
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings and vote on several rezoning and zoning condition amendments, including a county-initiated rezoning of 139.38 acres to Mixed-Use Center District. The consent agenda includes contract approvals for the Ronald Reagan Boulevard Extension ($2.2M change order) and other items. The meeting also features a presentation of a law enforcement commendation and a proclamation for Family Promise Week.
- Public hearing on county-initiated rezoning of 139.38 acres from multiple districts to Mixed-Use Center District (ZA4077)
- Consent agenda includes Change Order #11 for Ronald Reagan Boulevard Extension project in amount of $2,195,601.00
- Consent agenda includes Task Order No. 1 with Jacobs Engineering Group for $3,218,235 for project support and construction engineering
- Public hearing on amendments to Unified Development Code for Coal Mountain Town Center Overlay
- New Business: rezoning request for 23.69 acres to RES2 for 31 residential lots (Artisan Built Communities, ZA4082)
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners will consider various funding requests, contract awards, and project updates. Items include water treatment expansions, road construction changes, and potential grant applications for park revitalizations.
- Antioch Water Treatment Plant Phase 2 Expansion change order: $1,534,736.72
- Ronald Reagan Boulevard Extension change order: $2,195,601.00
- Bennett Park revitalization grant request: $2,000,000.00
- West Broad Flooring Company new precinct flooring award: $128,809.60
- Hightower Landfill groundwater treatment pilot test: up to $108,800.00
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Board of Commissioners will consider several high-value contracts and public hearings regarding zoning amendments and land use. The meeting includes decisions on public safety worker compensation and the adoption of 2023 health insurance programs.
- Contract award of $13,899,142 to Kevin Price Construction for Fire Stations #9 and #15
- Award of $28,495 to NOVA Engineering and Environmental, LLC for geotechnical services for Church Road and Martin Road Gravity Sewer
- Public hearing on a request to rezone 19.423 acres (Parcel 236-001) from Commercial Business District to Agricultural District
- Public hearing on a Conditional Use Permit for a 195 ft. monopole telecommunication tower on Parcel 025-003
- Proposed modifications to the Forsyth County Animal Control Ordinance
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several infrastructure contracts, employee health insurance programs, and zoning code modifications. The session includes decisions on public safety construction and utility agreements.
- Contract award to Kevin Price Construction for Fire Stations #9 and #15 in the amount of $13,899,142.00
- Adoption of 2023 Employee Health & Wellness Programs and insurance contribution rates
- Application for a Recycling, Waste Reduction, and Diversion Grant not to exceed $100,000.00
- Award of $28,495.00 to NOVA Engineering and Environmental, LLC for geotechnical services at Church Road and Martin Road
- Proposed rebranding of Dial-A-Ride to 'Access Forsyth'
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners is reviewing several large-scale infrastructure projects including a $18.87 million water reclamation facility expansion. The agenda also includes multiple public hearings regarding zoning condition amendments and conditional use permits for commercial developments.
- Awarding $18,873,000 to Archer Western Construction, LLC for Fowler Water Reclamation Facility Phase II Expansion
- Approval of $3,287,347.25 for Old Atlanta Road Widening construction engineering and inspection services
- Ratification of multiple Sewer Reservation Agreements for the Fowler Water Reclamation Facility
- Public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for a 90,110 sq. ft. hotel with parking and height variances
- Approval of $845,860.00 for SR 400 @ McGinnis Ferry Rd. Widening and Auxiliary Lanes
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several high-value infrastructure contracts and grant applications. Discussions include water and sewer expansions, roadway connectivity projects, and updates to the Unified Development Code.
- Proposed $18,873,000.00 award to Archer Western Construction, LLC for Fowler Water Reclamation Facility Phase II Expansion
- Authorization to apply for a Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund grant up to $19,100,000.00 for drinking water projects
- Proposed $3,287,347.25 task order with Heath & Lineback Engineers, Inc. for Old Atlanta Road Widening Phases 4 & 5
- Proposed $196,400.00 award to S & D Industrial Painting, Inc. for structural steel painting on Majors Bridge and Burnt Bridge
- Discussion of a Board-generated rezoning for ZA3952, Yousef Emtairah
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Board of Commissioners will review several public hearings regarding zoning condition amendments and alternate designs. The agenda also includes ratification of various infrastructure, water, and road project agreements.
- Vortex Services, LLC manhole rehabilitation bid: $105,748.50
- GDOT water/sewer infrastructure relocation payment: $120,817.98
- Atlas Technical Consultants McGinnis Ferry Interchange design services: $338,588
- Atlas Technical Consultants McGinnis Ferry Widening design services: $131,236.00
- GFL Environmental sludge disposal rate: $74.95 per ton
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners will consider several capital project agreements and service contracts. Discussions include water/sewer infrastructure, road widening projects, and potential changes to the Unified Development Code.
- Sheriff’s Office $50,000 Juvenile Prevention and Intervention Grant application
- Proposed abandonment of a portion of Sandy Court for commercial development
- Sewer Capacity Rate proposal: City of Cumming rate plus 10% surcharge
- GFL Environmental sludge disposal agreement at $74.95 per ton
- GDOT invoice of $120,817.98 for Bethelview Road Widening infrastructure
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing and possible vote on the proposed FY 2023 Budget, including cost of living adjustments. The meeting also includes several public hearings on zoning amendments and industrial rezoning requests.
- Proposed FY 2023 Budget with a 4% Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA)
- Contract award of $7,400,000.00 to Cooper & Company General Contractors, Inc. for Central Park Recreation Center renovation
- BJA FY 22 Byrne Discretionary Community Project Funding award of $235,000.00 for the Sheriff’s Office
- GDOT FTA 5311 Operating Grant Funds award of $170,671.00
- County-initiated request to rezone parcels 235-056, 235-218, 235-036, and 235-045 to Restricted Industrial District (M1)
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners is discussing various capital projects, grant acceptances, and zoning amendments. Key items include a major recreation center contract and cost-of-living adjustments for public safety personnel.
- Award of $7,400,000 contract to Cooper & Company General Contractors, Inc. for Central Park Recreation Center renovation
- Authorization of a 4% Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for Sheriff's Office, Fire, and E-911 positions up to $827,750.00
- Application for State of Georgia FY2023 Local Maintenance & Improvement Grant up to $2,739,311.67
- Purchase of 518 Stream Buffer Mitigation Credits for $95,830.00 for the McGinnis Ferry Widening Project
- Agreement to purchase parcels 159-018 and 180-069 from James D. Irvin for $627,500.00
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings on zoning amendments and a Comprehensive Plan update. They are also deciding on several infrastructure contracts and a potential 55-acre industrial rezoning for warehouse and office buildings.
- Contract for Parkstone Wastewater Treatment Plant Phaseout: $639,782
- Construction Work Order for Manor Water Reclamation Facility: $271,876
- Task Order for Antioch Water Treatment Plant Ozone System Replacement: $109,971.44
- Contract for Household Hazardous Waste Collection: $76,664.34
- Bid for Lake Parks Shady Grove Bathhouses roof replacement: $48,820
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners will consider the proposed FY 2023 budget and a resolution for a November TSPLOST referendum. Discussion items include various law enforcement grants, water and sewer infrastructure contracts, and land use matters.
- Sheriff’s Office FY 23 Law Enforcement Training Grant application ($400,000.00)
- Sheriff’s Office FY 22 Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Grant application ($427,548.00)
- Clean Earth, LLC household hazardous waste contract renewal ($76,664.34)
- CGS Waterproofing roof replacement at Lake Parks Shady Grove Bathhouses ($48,820.00)
- Townley Construction Company, Inc. Parkstone Wastewater Treatment Plant phaseout ($639,782.00)
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Board of Commissioners will consider several high-value infrastructure contracts and zoning requests. A public hearing is scheduled to discuss tentatively adopted millage rates.
- Bid 22-53-3150 to Blount Construction for $8,061,997 to resurface 51.48 miles of roads
- SUEZ Treatment Solutions, Inc. sole source purchase of $2,978,000 for Fowler Water Reclamation Facility
- AT&T Master Agreement for E-911 Center pricing schedule not to exceed $351,238
- Public hearing regarding tentatively adopted Millage Rates
- Proposed modifications to the Forsyth County Animal Control Ordinance
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several high-value infrastructure contracts and budget resolutions to close the 2021 fiscal year. Discussions include water reclamation facility expansions and amendments to the Unified Development Code.
- Road resurfacing of 51.48 miles awarded to Blount Construction for $8,061,997.00
- Fowler Water Reclamation Facility Phase II purchases totaling $3,477,253.00 from SUEZ Treatment Solutions, Aerzen USA, and Trojan Technologies
- Change order for Ronald Reagan Boulevard erosion control with G.P.'s Enterprises, Inc. for $548,902.50
- AT&T Master Agreement for E-911 Center pricing schedule not to exceed $351,238.00
- Proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code Chapter 12
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings regarding tentatively adopted millage rates, the Comprehensive Plan partial update, and several zoning condition amendments. The body will also vote on various infrastructure acceptances and contract ratifications.
- Public hearing on tentatively adopted Millage Rates
- Sub-Grant Agreement with Atlanta Transit Link for FTA 5307 funds not to exceed $645,000
- Bid 22-28-3300 award to Atlanta Premier Tree Solutions and Casey Tree Experts not to exceed $200,000
- Public hearing for Comprehensive Plan partial update transmittal to Atlanta Regional Commission
- Proposed discontinuance of remote participation (Zoom) for County meetings effective August 1, 2022
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners is meeting to discuss tax millage rates, insurance coverage, and various land-use permits. The session includes reviews of transportation grants and contracts for water and sewer services.
- Tentative adoption of fiscal year 2022 Millage Rates
- Renewal of 2022-2023 annual Insurance Coverage with ACCG-IRMA for $1,087,690
- Sub-Grant Agreement with Atlanta Transit Link for FTA 5307 funds not to exceed $645,000
- Bid 22-28-3300 for Water and Sewer Easement Clearing Services not to exceed $200,000
- Conditional Use Permit for a hotel on Parcels 107-018 and 107-027
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings on amending the Animal Control Ordinance and zoning conditions for Chris Cowart Properties, LLC. The meeting includes votes on several construction contracts and rezoning applications for residential and industrial use.
- Proposed amendment to Animal Control Ordinance to prohibit retail sale of animals at pet shops
- Bid award of $371,800 to Steele & Associates, Inc. for Chattahoochee Pointe Lower Boardwalk Construction
- Bid award of $68,835 to The Surface Masters, Inc. for resurfacing and restriping at Midway Park
- Quote of $89,434.49 to Delta Municipal Supply for manhole riser assemblies
- Proposed rezoning of 36.761 acres to Restricted Industrial District (M1) for buildings totaling 383,281 sq. ft.
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several grant awards for accountability courts and senior services. The session includes bids for park construction and road resurfacing projects, as well as a potential rezoning and an impact fee update.
- Purchase of 7,577 stream mitigation credits for $1,250,205.00 for the McGinnis Ferry Widening Project
- Award of $371,800.00 to Steele & Associates, Inc. for Chattahoochee Pointe Lower Boardwalk Construction
- CACJ Grant awards for Drug Court ($232,050.00), DUI Court ($100,064.00), and CARE Program ($123,598.00)
- Award of $89,434.49 to Delta Municipal Supply for manhole riser assemblies for 2022 road resurfacing
- Discussion of a Board generated rezoning for ZA3952, Yousef Emtairah
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings on several zoning condition amendments and a county-initiated rezoning for industrial buildings. The meeting also includes the ratification of various infrastructure contracts and a grant for the Coal Mountain Connector Project.
- County-initiated rezoning of 36.761 acres to Restricted Industrial District (M1) for buildings totaling 383,281 sq. ft.
- $750,000 Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank grant for the Coal Mountain Connector Project
- $740,160 contract with DAF Concrete, Inc. for the Brannon Road Sidewalk
- $1,016,160 task order with ESG Engineering, Inc. for the Fowler Wastewater Reclamation Facility project
- Proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding Parking Surfacing
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several high-cost infrastructure contracts and land acquisitions. Key items include water treatment plant upgrades, road improvements, and a comprehensive transportation plan update. The session also covers board appointments and short-term rental permit requirements.
- Proposed $7.5 million acquisition of 39.24 acres at 5890 Polo Fields Parkway/6045 Majors Road
- Subgrant agreement for Forsyth County Comprehensive Transportation Plan Update totaling $625,000
- Construction of Brannon Road Sidewalk awarded to DAF Concrete, Inc. for $740,160
- Three work orders for Antioch Water Treatment Plant totaling $1,437,569
- Proposed $1,016,160 for Owner Advisor Services for Fowler Wastewater Reclamation Facility
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will ratify several contracts, including a $728,544.96 award for the Shiloh Road roundabout and a $99,171.62 waterline extension. The agenda includes public hearings for seven zoning cases, such as a 104-acre residential development by MKW Capital and a warehouse rezone by Warehouse One-Cumming. Additionally, the Board will consider amending the Animal Control Ordinance to prohibit the retail sale of animals at pet shops.
- Award Bid 22-29-1514 to Backbone Infrastructure, LLC for $728,544.96 for the Shiloh Road at Shiloh Road East Roundabout construction
- Award Bid 22-35-3320 to Helix Group Inc. for $99,171.62 for the Henderson Drive Waterline Extension
- Public hearing on MKW Capital, LLC request to rezone 104.31 acres to Single Family Residential District (RES2) Conservation Subdivision for 92 lots
- Public hearing on Warehouse One-Cumming, L.L.C. request to rezone 8.859 acres from Residential to Restricted Industrial for a 50,000 sq. ft. warehouse
- Amendment to Forsyth County Animal Control Ordinance to prohibit retail sale of animals at pet shops
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss and possibly decide on a range of items, including grant applications, contract awards, and a conditional use permit revocation. Notable items include a possible revocation of a permit for Norshaw Properties, several construction contracts, and a proposal to end the county's COVID-19 pandemic resolution.
- Consider revoking Conditional Use Permit CP190012 for Norshaw Properties, LLC (postponed from Oct 26 and Nov 9, 2021)
- Apply for $235,000 Byrne grant for Sheriff's Office and $90,000 for two high school drug counselors
- Award Bid 22-35-3320 to Helix Group Inc. for Henderson Drive Waterline Extension ($99,171.62)
- Award Bid 22-29-1514 to Backbone Infrastructure, LLC for Shiloh Road roundabout ($728,544.96)
- Approve Change Order #2 for SR 369/GA 400 Interchange adding $510,257.69 and Change Order #3 for SR 369 Widening adding $258,410.78
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings and vote on several items, including a $4.36 million water and sewer relocation project, multiple zoning condition amendments, and a proposed moratorium on conservation subdivision rezoning applications. The agenda also includes consent items such as equipment purchases and service contracts, as well as a settlement agreement for the McGinnis Ferry Interchange project.
- Award RFP 21-165-2410 to Ten-8 Fire and Safety Equipment for $856,329 for three replacement brush trucks
- Contract with GDOT for $4,364,340 for waterline and sewer relocation on State Route 9 from McFarland Road to Post Road
- Public hearing on rezoning from Agricultural to Restricted Industrial for industrial buildings totaling ~383,281 sq ft (Parcels 236-029 and 236-093)
- Public hearing on amendments to Unified Development Code for tattoo parlors and specialty pharmacies
- Consideration of 180-day moratorium on rezoning applications for conservation subdivisions
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Board of Commissioners will discuss several infrastructure projects including water treatment upgrades and road connectivity services. Other items include equipment purchases for the fire department and a rezoning request for industrial buildings.
- Purchase of three replacement Brush Trucks from Ten-8 Fire and Safety Equipment for $856,329.00
- Ozone System Replacement Project at Antioch Water Treatment Plant: $123,058.00 for engineering and $442,488.00 for construction
- GDOT reimbursement of $4,628,090.00 for water and sewer relocation on State Route 9
- Rezoning from Agricultural (A1) to Restricted Industrial (M1) for 383,281 sq. ft. of industrial buildings
- Agreement with ESi Acquisition, Inc. for WebEOC software upgrades in the amount of $13,940.00
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings and vote on several items, including a $14.7 million contract for new water transmission mains, multiple rezoning requests, and various other contracts and agreements. The agenda includes consent agenda items, public hearings on zoning and development proposals, and new business items such as a vehicle dealership expansion and a short-term rental request.
- Award Bid 22-001-3340 to Unity Construction Company, Inc. for $14,764,115 for new Water Transmission Mains at Keith Bridge Road and Hurt Bridge Road
- Award Bid 22-016-5211 to Sprinturf, LLC for $540,540 to replace two artificial turf fields at Sawnee Mountain Park and Sharon Springs Park
- Public hearing on rezoning 104.31 acres for 92 residential lots (MKW Capital, LLC, ZA3862)
- Public hearing on rezoning 88.45 acres for 105 residential lots (Century Communities, ZA4001)
- Appeal of alcohol license denial for Anushka Corporation dba Liquor Locker at 2350 Atlanta Highway
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to discuss and possibly act on a range of items, including zoning changes, contracts, and condemnations. Key items include amendments to the Unified Development Code for the Coal Mountain Overlay, a county-initiated rezoning of multiple parcels, and several contract awards. The agenda also includes numerous routine approvals, proclamations, and property condemnations for road widening projects.
- County-initiated rezoning of 11 parcels from A1, Res3, Res6, CBD to MPD or MCD (Coal Mountain area)
- Award $14,764,115 to Unity Construction for water transmission mains at Keith Bridge and Hurt Bridge roads
- Award $540,540 to Sprinturf for artificial turf field replacement at Sawnee Mountain and Sharon Springs parks
- Approve $323,116 purchase of a 26-ft. Mobile Adoption and Veterinary Unit for Animal Services
- Five amended resolutions to condemn property for McGinnis Ferry Road Widening Project
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings and vote on multiple rezoning requests, zoning condition amendments, and a $300,000 subgrant agreement for the McFarland LCI project. The agenda also includes consent items, old business, and new business such as a moratorium on Conservation Subdivision rezoning applications and a resolution to allow board members to hold other public offices.
- Public hearings on 10 rezoning and zoning condition amendment requests, including County-initiated rezonings (ZA4062, ZA4061) and amendments (AZ220009, AZ220005, AZ220008, AZ220010, AZ220007).
- Old Business: Toll Brothers rezoning (ZA4038) for 35 residential lots on 33.663 acres with variances on Castleberry Road buffers.
- Old Business: Subgrant agreement with Atlanta Regional Commission for $300,000 McFarland LCI project, with $240,000 ARC grant and $60,000 county match.
- New Business: Proposed moratorium until May 5, 2022 on Conservation Subdivision rezoning applications.
- Consent: Acceptance of right-of-way for Northfield at the Polo Fields Phase 1 and River Rock Phase 2-Unit 3 subdivisions.
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will discuss and consider several items, including a $32.6 million state grant for water and sewer infrastructure, a draft Ten Year Solid Waste Plan, and a septic tank pump-out rebate pilot program. The board will also consider multiple right-of-way purchases and settlements for the McGinnis Ferry Road Widening Project, a county-initiated rezoning, and possible amendments to the Animal Control Ordinance.
- Acceptance of $32,600,000 Water Sewer Infrastructure Grant (GA-0008846) for Fowler Water Reclamation Facility Return Flow to Lake Lanier
- Draft Ten Year Solid Waste Plan presentation with possible board direction
- Septic Tank Pump-Out Rebate Pilot Program approval
- County-initiated rezoning from R3 to A1 at 9450 Cain Circle
- Multiple right-of-way purchases for McGinnis Ferry Road Widening Project (PI #0004634)
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings and vote on multiple items, including a $1.98 million sewer design contract, several rezoning requests, and a conditional use permit for a warehouse. The agenda also includes consent items such as a $638,320 Motorola service renewal and a $184,896 landscaping contract.
- Task Order #3 with Freese and Nichols, Inc. for $1,984,804.98 for sewer design
- Motorola Service Agreement renewal for $638,320.48
- Bid 22-003-3150 to Excellere Construction, LLC for $143,000 for right turn lane on Trammel Road at SR 20
- Rezoning requests: MKW Capital (104.31 acres, 92 lots), Nagesh Chilakapati (4.9152 acres to CBD), Toll Brothers (33.663 acres, 35 lots)
- Public hearing for Conditional Use Permit for 24-hour warehouse operations on 13.57 acres
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings and vote on several items, including major water and sewer contracts, zoning changes, and a proposed land acquisition. The consent agenda includes a $18.99M construction agreement and a $12.94M maintenance agreement for Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) meters. Old business includes a proposed $7.5M purchase of land for the Denmark sale and possible rescission of prior actions regarding Denmark Park.
- $18,986,926 construction and $12,936,562.30 maintenance agreements for AMI meters with Delta Municipal Supply Company
- Proposed $7.5 million acquisition of 39.24 acres at 5890 Polo Fields Parkway/6045 Majors Road from Mike and Kim Domenicone
- Possible rescission of Feb. 3 actions to rezone and sell county-owned land at 500 Windy Hill Drive (Denmark Park)
- Public hearings on multiple zoning condition amendments and a county-initiated rezoning to M1 with CUPs
- Proposed amendment to county enabling legislation to allow board members to hold other public office
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will consider multiple contracts, including two large water meter agreements totaling over $31.9 million, and discuss zoning changes and a hotel tax increase. They will also vote on several property condemnations for the McGinnis Ferry Road widening project and other routine items.
- $18,986,926 construction agreement with Delta Municipal Supply for AMI water meters
- $12,936,562.30 master services agreement with Delta Municipal Supply for AMI operations
- County-initiated rezoning of parcels 235-045, 235-056, 235-036, 235-218 from A1/CBD/HB to M1
- Resolution opposing HB1093 and SB494 on Build to Rent Communities
- Resolution to increase hotel/motel excise tax from 5% to 8%
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings and vote on several zoning requests, including rezonings for residential and industrial uses, and a sign ordinance modification. They will also consider consent agenda items such as road project contracts, a waterline extension, and a resolution to increase commissioner compensation effective January 2023.
- Supplemental Agreement with Atlas for $241,651.49 for McGinnis Ferry Widening Project
- Change Order for $425,142.17 for Ronald Reagan Boulevard Project
- Supplemental Agreements with GDOT for SR 400 and Pilgrim Mill Rd projects totaling $1,159,609.50 and $351,865.00
- Rezoning requests: Kelly Mill Consultants (87 lots), Toll Brothers (35 lots), Warehouse One-Cumming (industrial)
- Resolution to increase Board of Commissioner compensation effective January 1, 2023
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss and consider multiple items, including grant applications, construction contracts, and policy changes. Key items include applying for a $414,115 sheriff's office grant, approving a $425,142 change order for the Ronald Reagan Boulevard project, and a $1.16 million supplemental agreement for the SR 400 widening project. The board will also consider employee handbook policy changes and a county-initiated variance.
- Apply for $60,000 Dog and Cat Sterilization Grant (no match required)
- Apply for $414,115 Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Grant (match $101,279)
- Supplemental Agreement $241,651.49 for McGinnis Ferry Widening Project
- Change Order $425,142.17 for Ronald Reagan Boulevard Project
- Supplemental Agreement $1,159,609.50 for SR 400 @ McGinnis Ferry widening
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting and public hearings on February 3, 2022. They will consider consent agenda items including a $1,689,000 contract for Phase 5 Big Creek Greenway Trailhead, several sewer reservation agreements, and a $249,996 playground contract. Public hearings will address zoning amendments, a sketch plat, a county-initiated rezoning, and a new ordinance on sewer infrastructure funded by American Rescue Plan proceeds. The board will also consider a $7.5 million acquisition of the Polo Fields property and a possible rezoning of county-owned land at Denmark Park.
- Award Bid 21-154-5211 to Diversified Construction of Georgia, Inc. for $1,689,000 for Phase 5 Big Creek Greenway Trailhead
- Award RFP 21-188-5211 to PlaySouth Playground Creators for $249,996 for Phase 2 Lanierland Park Playground
- Public hearing on county-initiated rezoning of Parcel 237-013 from A1 to M1 with conditional uses
- Public hearing on proposed ordinance restricting sewer infrastructure expansion funded by American Rescue Plan proceeds
- Consider $7.5 million acquisition of 39.3-acre Polo Fields property (Tax Parcels 058-023 and 059-010)
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will discuss and potentially approve several contracts and purchases, including a $4.3 million fire apparatus purchase, a $1.7 million greenway trailhead construction bid, and a $250,000 playground design contract. They will also consider a grant application for six new firefighter positions, a road abandonment for a Publix development, and adoption of the 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program.
- Award Bid 21-154-5211 to Diversified Construction of Georgia, Inc. for Phase 5 Big Creek Greenway Trailhead, $1,689,000
- Award RFP 21-188-5211 to PlaySouth Playground Creators for Phase 2 Lanierland Park Playground, $249,996
- Sole source purchase of four Pierce fire apparatuses from Ten-8, $4,335,801
- Apply for SAFER Grant to hire six firefighters, $1.7 million federally funded
- Proceed with public hearing on abandoning part of Era Road for Publix development at SR20 and Tribble Road
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings and vote on several items, including a $51.4 million contract for Old Atlanta Road Phases 4 and 5, a $2.04 million water main project, and a conditional use permit for agritourism. They will also consider modifications to the hotel/motel tax ordinance and discuss how to use excess occupation tax revenue from FY2021.
- Award Bid 21-125-3190 to G.P.'S Enterprises Inc. for $51,400,000 for Old Atlanta Road Phases 4 and 5
- Award Bid 21-180-3340 to Unity Construction Co. for $2,040,255.70 for Hammonds Crossing 16-inch Water Main Project
- Public hearing on County-Initiated Conditional Use Permit for agritourism on parcels 074-245, 074-149, 074-067, and 097-095
- Public hearing on proposed modifications to Hotel, Motel and Lodging Excise Tax Ordinance (Ordinance 86)
- Public hearing on increase in occupation tax receipts for FY2021 and how to use additional revenue
Board of Commissioners Work Sessions
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will consider awarding multiple contracts, including a $51.4 million bid for Old Atlanta Road Phases 4 and 5, and a $2.04 million water main project. They will also discuss rezoning, sign ordinance amendments, bond financing, and several property condemnations for the McGinnis Ferry Road widening.
- Award Bid 21-125-3190 to G.P.'S Enterprises Inc. for Old Atlanta Road Phases 4 and 5, $51,400,000
- Award Bid 21-180-3340 to Unity Construction Co. for Hammonds Crossing 16-inch Water Main Project, $2,040,255.70
- Award Bid 21-157-2410 to American Flow Services for fire hydrant field testing, not to exceed $145,000
- Accept $420,944 grant for FY22 Law Enforcement Training and $125,000 Sawnee Mountain Foundation grant
- Resolutions to condemn properties for McGinnis Ferry Road Widening (Tax Parcels 067-006, 113-425, 114-064, 114-145)
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings/Public Hearings
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting and public hearings on January 6, 2022. They will vote on several contracts, including a $3.4 million sewer upgrade, and hold public hearings on zoning and land use items. The agenda also includes routine items like adopting rules and electing officers for 2022.
- Award Bid 21-134-3330 to Site Engineering Inc. for $3,385,670 for Laurel Springs Gravity Sewer Upgrade
- Award Bid 21-164-1620 to Buildline General Contractors for $532,815 for Courthouse ADA Parking Lot Improvements/Pedestrian Crosswalk
- Award RFP 21-129-1620 to Total Systems Commissioning Authority Services Inc. for $86,000 for Fire Station #9 and #15 commissioning
- Issue Task Order to Brown and Caldwell for $1,738,123 for Shakerag Water Reclamation Facility expansion
- Public hearing on ordinance for sewer infrastructure expansion funded by American Rescue Plan proceeds