Proposed

revisions to Fayetteville's sign ordinance will

probably get City Council action Monday following

discussion at tonight's work session.

Council

will discuss the changes at 7 tonight at City

Hall with plans to vote on the new ordinance in

Monday's business meeting, also at 7.

Controversial sections of the revised law that

would have prohibited flying multiple American

flags over businesses have been removed, along

with a section prohibiting internally lighted

signs.

Also

on the agenda tonight and Monday, council will

discuss new names for old sections of streets

that were isolated in the recently completed

realignment of Ga. Highway 92 at Jimmie Mayfield

Boulevard.

City

planners have polled residents of the area to get

ideas.

Council

also will discuss Fayette County's request that

the city collect impact fees for the planned

construction of a new county jail and courthouse.

Concerns

over the city's law, passed last December,

prohibiting the parking of semi truck cabs

residential neighborhoods also are on the agenda.

Those who already were parking their trucks at

home were given 60 days to register so they could

be exempted from the ordinance, but concerns over

how those residents were notified of the deadline

will be discussed.

Council

will conduct first reading of three rezoning

requests, with plans to have second reading and

vote on the requests June 19 (See related story).

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