Fayetteville

planning officials aren't expecting a huge influx

of new rezoning applications now that a

moratorium on new developments has been lifted.

"I've

been through this sort of thing before, and it's

usually not as big a deal as you might

expect," said Maurice Ungaro, city planning

director.

No

new rezoning applications or development plans

will be on the Planning Commission's February

agenda, because the deadline for presenting plans

in order to have them considered has passed.

Developers

must submit plans by Feb. 11 in order to be on

the March work session and business meeting

agendas.

City

Council lifted the moratorium Monday after

enacting a new tree protection ordinance.

Development has been halted since October, while

city agencies discussed a new tree protection

ordinance, also approved Monday.

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