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blacks serving whites; it was deeper. The plants were closing down, and it was a question of non-farmers, black and white, non-landowners who had to put food on the table. Because some of these people were not educated, does that make them less refined? According to the writer of the Washington Post it does.
Please understand it is not a question of being controversial to remove boundaries, but a question of rules and regulations before it is achieved. I wonder if it was explained to the Piedmont residents when they signed the petition of the possibility of the hook-up to the sewage system costing around $10,000 that is still being worked on to help residents pay for the system.
Are Piedmont residents prepared to pay county taxes and town revenue? Just because people build big houses doesn’t mean they are rich. Also, when the planning committee finishes crafting the historic portion of the town, are Piedmont residents prepared to make adjustments to their homes according to what is considered historic?
I just want to caution Piedmont residents to get a full understanding of what it means to be a town resident,
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