The Fayetteville Planning and

Zoning Commission honored an outgoing member and kept its top two offices

unchanged during its first voting meeting of 2002.

Al Lipscomb was recognized

for more than six years of service on the commission, which ended in December

when her term expired and she decided not to seek another term. City officials

are reviewing applications for her seat and hope to make an appointment

in February.

Myron Coxe will remain in his

role as the commission's chairman for another year, with Kevin Bittinger

continuing as vice chairman. Bittinger and Allan Feldman began new terms

on the commission in January after being reappointed by Mayor Kenneth

Steele and confirmed by the City Council in January.

In other business at the Jan.

22 Planning and Zoning Commission meeting:

Covenants and restrictions

for The Villages at LaFayette Park were approved.

A variance request from Willene

Beard of 105 Eastfield Court, concerning yard and height guidelines, was

approved.

Development plans for a new

McDonald's restaurant building, to be developed on the same site as the

existing one on Ga. Highway 85, were tabled at the applicant's request

so that more details can be worked out.

Elevation plans for Clairmont

Building 2, a commercial project on Ga. Highway 314, were approved. Landscaping

requirements must meet plans approved in 1997 or new plans submitted with

staff approval before a building permit is granted.

Development plans for Mayfield

Dairies at 105 Robinson Road were removed from the agenda are being withdrawn

A variance request and revised

site plans for J&J Quality Homes, concerning Lot 24 in the industrial

park, were approved.

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