Fayetteville now has an extra
$100,000 for an important road project.
The City Council Thursday night
approved a contract allowing the Georgia Department of Transportation
to contribute the additional funds for Church Street improvements already
underway. The state found some extra money that couldn't be used for another
project, according to city engineer Don Easterbrook.
The contribution is significant
in light of the fact that it boosts the state's overall share of the project
to $258,700 and the entire project cost is set at $420,000.
In other business:
The council upheld the denial
of a special exception request that would have allowed the development
of a Mr. Transmission location at 705 Lanier Avenue West.
The denial, initially given
changes in the overall development plans since the commission's ruling.
City planning director Jahnee Prince told council that, according to the
city attorney, the council would need to either act upon the plans originally
submitted or send the new plans







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