An application for a new office

building on Ga. Highway 54 on the east side of Fayetteville has cleared

the Planning and Zoning Commission and is now before the City Council.

Development plans for a 5,040

sq. ft. building at the highway's intersection with Booker Avenue were

approved by the commission in December. The proposed structure is a one-story

building with a basement.

The applicant wants a rezoning

from R-P to O-I to allow retail space in the building, as he has a potential

tenant that would like to locate a deli or a coffee shop there. He told

the council at Thursday night's work session that he has a verbal commitment

from an attorney who would take up approximately half of the building.

Another request that has recently

been passed up from the Planning and Zoning Commission is the proposed

annexation and rezoning of 36.1 acres at the rear of the Lakeside on Redwine

subdivision. The land is part of a larger tract owned by P.K. Dixon, who

recently reached an agreement with the city to settle litigation concerning

the property.

The City Council will conduct

its regular meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers at City

Hall.

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