Show Notes
What's the latest on the County's moratorium on all residential applications? What's next for the County as it aims for smart future growth? And how can County residents get involved in future growth and development decisions for our communities? Chairman and District 2 Commissioner Alfred John and Planning & Community Development Director Tom Brown discuss these topics and more. Need some background on what the moratorium is? Listen to the April 18, 2025 podcast announcing the moratorium and learn more here: https://www.forsythco.com/News/podcast-moratorium-on-residential-growth-approved-following-request-from-board-of-education
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