If you live in Fayette County,
your best creative work could be waving from atop Fayetteville's City
Hall in a matter of months.
The city is making plans to
create a city flag, and the public has been invited to submit ideas for
its design. The person whose design is chosen will be awarded $200.
The deadline for submissions
is May 15.
"The idea of a city flag
was brought to my attention by Councilman Larry Dell," said Main
Street Manager Nancy Price. "He thought Fayetteville should have
a flag of its own to fly proudly beside the American flag."
Here are the guidelines for
the city flag contest:
All entrants should be residents
of Fayetteville or unincorporated Fayette County.
All entries should include
the entrant's name, phone number, address, occupation and age.
The design should incorporate
the city slogan, "A History with a Future."
A team will be chosen by the
mayor and City Council to review the submissions. City officials reserve
the right not to select any of the entrants if none are considered suitable
for use.
For more information, contact
Price at 770-461-6029 or visit the city's Web site at www.fayetteville-ga-us.org .
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