Tyrone's wait for a Publix

supermarket may continue.

Town Manager Barry Amos said

this week that he has heard property owner Phil Seay is going to use a

different developer to build the shopping center.

But the new developer must

use the exact specifications that the City Council passed for the store

last spring, or it will have to go through the town's approval stage again.

The proposed Publix is at the

front of the John Wieland Homes Southhampton subdivision on Ga. Highway

74, which is embroiled in a sewer dispute between the town, Fairburn and

Fayette County.

In other news, Amos confirmed

the town will discuss at its January retreat whether its comprehensive

land use plan and map need to be changed.

The town's Planning Commission

wants concurrence from the Town Council before it digs into possibly changing

the map and plan.

The issue came up before the

Planning Commission after a number of recent zonings also called for land

map use amendments, Amos said.