Planners to review auto shop, convenience store requests

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rezoning request for an auto and truck body

repair shop on Walker Parkway, near the Ellis

Road/Ga. Highway 85 intersection, will be

reviewed by the Fayette County Planning and

Zoning Commission Thursday.

The

commission meets at 7 p.m. at the County

Administrative Complex.

Thomas

Houser and Fairy Houser Mell also will ask that

2.96 acres on Ga. highway 138 at Ga. Highway 314

be rezoned from a residential to a commercial

category to allow a convenience store/gas

station, plus retail shops.

Ronnie

Alley and Jimmy Alley Sr. are asking for a change

from a commercial zoning category to M-1

industrial for the 1.32-acre parcel.

Also

on the agenda will be Mukut Gupta's request for a

zoning change to allow 28 homes on 40.5 acres on

Old Senoia Road.

W.

R. Clifton and D. B. Scroggins Jr. will present

their request to change the zoning of one acre on

Hewell Road to allow a single home. The

property's current zoning would require a minimum

lot size of five acres.

Clifton

also will ask the commission to approve adding

four tenths of an acre to lot 26 of The Links

subdivision, phase two. The parcel is currently

zoned for five-acre lots and would have to be

rezoned in order to attach it to the building

lot.

The

Planning Commission will make its recommendations

concerning the proposed rezonings to the County

Board of Commissioners, which will hear the

requests July 27 at 7 p.m. at the County

Administrative Complex.

Planning

commissioners also will review a preliminary plat

for The Links, phase three, calling for seven

homes on 7.7 acres. The property is already zoned

to allow that number of homes, and the Planning

Commission's decision on the preliminary plat

will be final.

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