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Commission denies One Seventy Main outdoor-events permit after neighbor objection

Buford City Commission · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The commission voted to deny a special use permit for outdoor events at 170 West Main Street following concerns from an adjacent property owner about proximity to his backyard; the Planning and Zoning Board had recommended denial.

One Seventy Main’s request for a special use permit to host outdoor events and weddings at 170 West Main Street (SUP-26-09) was denied by the Commission on June 1. On recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Board, the commissioners voted to deny the permit, citing impacts on nearby residential properties.

An adjacent property owner, Roger Kurth of 155 West Moreno Street, objected to the proposal during the public hearing and said, "the outdoor events would be in close proximity to his backyard." The Commission discussed neighborhood impacts and agreed that the proposal would have an adverse effect on nearby residents, and the denial motion passed unanimously (Ayes 3 Nays 0).