On November 13th, the City Council voted unanimously to approve a moratorium on certain new business registrations that are determined to be water-based operations such as car washes, nurseries, etc. The moratorium is set to automatically expire when current drought conditions end.
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Forsyth Roundtable Recap with Kelvin Mullins, District Engineer, District 1, GDOT
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