Talley will
take office in January, along with Mayor-elect Kenneth
Steele. Current Mayor Mike Wheat elected not to run for
reelection, and Steele, current councilman in Post 1, was
elected to take his place.
Post 2
Councilman Glenn Brewer ran for reelection and was not
opposed.
Now that a new mayor and
Post 1 councilman have been elected, one of the
Fayetteville City Council's first orders of business is
to replace Councilman-elect Bill Talley on the city
Planning and Zoning Commission , where he has served
as chairman for two years.
Residents
interested in being considered for appointment to the
commission can phone city clerk Judy Stephens at
770-461-6029 for instructions on how to place their names
in consideration.
The
commission studies proposals for annexation and rezoning,
making its recommendation for final action by the City
Council. The group also is the final authority, short of
the appeals process, on matters such as development plans
and site plans for construction projects.







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