But the

plan also could bring problems in terms of new traffic

for Ga. highways 85 and 54, and the city Planning

Commission has recommended denial of a rezoning request

for the project for that reason.

Development

firm Argonne Properties is asking for PCD (planned

community development), a proposed new zoning category

designed for master-planned, mixed-use developments.

City

Council will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at City Hall. Public

comment will be accepted.

National Tire and

Battery company has received approval of its

development plan for a store on Ga. Highway 85 in front

of the new Fayetteville Lowe's, but there is still work

to be done to make the project fit the space.

Fayetteville's

Planning Commission approved the development plan, and

agreed to count the tire and auto repair shop's work bays

as parking space to help meet the city's requirements.

Company engineers will have to work with city staff to

develop an acceptable use of creative paving methods to

meet the city's requirement that 40 percent of the land

be pervious to water.

A 7,770-sq.

ft. store is planned with seven work bays.