City and county

officials are scheduled to meet Thursday to select Fayette County's representative

on a newly created water planning board.

Senate Bill

130, creating the Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District,

was passed in the Georgia General Assembly March 21. It creates an 18-county

planning district, which includes Fayette County.

In a letter

addressed to commission chairman, Greg Dunn, Charles Krautler, director

of the Atlanta Regional Commission, stated that "the timetable laid

out in this legislation for creating water management plans is extremely

short. Therefore, I urge you to set about thetask of selecting your board

member as quickly as possible."

A representative

will be chosen by the Fayette County Commission and the mayors of Fayetteville

and Brooks.

A meeting between

the commissioners and the mayors will take place Thursday at 4 p.m. at

the Stonewall complex.

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