City pushes $1.4 million repair bill for broken sewer line to Forsyth County, blames 369 bridge project

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City pushes $1.4 million repair bill for broken sewer line to Forsyth County, blames 369 bridge project

The damaged sewer line runs beneath the fill dirt used for the SR 369 approach ramp at Exit 18. - photo by Daniel Dotson

01242025 369 SEWER — The damaged sewer line runs beneath the fill dirt used for the SR 369 approach ramp at Exit 18. - photo by Daniel Dotson

Forsyth County News

Published: Jan 24, 2025, 6:28 PM

There has been a new turn in an ongoing dispute between the governments of Forsyth County and the City of Cumming regarding necessary sewer repairs under the road construction on SR 369, at Exit 18.

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