The Peachtree

City Planning Commission will either have an incredibly busy meeting Monday

night or a much lighter workload.

The agenda

consists of three conceptual site plans, four landscape plans, a commercial

rezoning request for property at the former entrance to the Wynnmeade

subdivision, and several other items.

But most if

not all of those items could be tabled depending on whether the City Council

approved a suggested 90-day moratorium on many development activities

at last night's council meeting (a story on the meeting will be available

today at www.thecitizennews.com ).

The 90-day

moratorium, as suggested to council, would put all submitted conceptual

site plans, rezoning applications and landscape plans on hold, specifically

precluding the Planning Commission from acting on any of them. The moratorium

would also freeze any concept plats for new subdivisions.

If the moratorium

is approved, the commission will likely have more time to devote to its

update of the city's land use plan, which has been ongoing for the past

several months.

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