The Fayette

County Commission is expected to decide tomorrow night whether a tract

in southern Fayette County is ripe for a subdivision.

Dr. Thomas

Busey is asking the county to rezone 158.233 acres from A-R to R-80 to

develop a single-family residential subdivision consisting of 46 lots.

The property fronts on Goza Road and Old Greenville Road.

The county's

A-R zoning district requires a five-acre minimum effort, while R-80 allows

three-acre lots.

In other action,

the county will approve the submission of the annual update of the Capital

Improvement Element, the Short Term Work Program for Fire Services Impact

Fee, and adoption of a Resolution to transmit the CIE and STWP to the

Atlanta Regional Commission and the Department of Community Affairs.

The County

Commission is also expected to approve several items on the consent agenda

including:

Approval of

request from Fayette Senior Services to place a sign on the old courthouse

lawn from Feb. 7-22, 2003, to advertise the annual music concert fund

raising initiative for Fayette Senior Services.

Approval of

recommendation from the Water Committee to fund a study on the down stream

effects on a reservoir at a cost of $10,500.

Approval of

recommendation from the Director of Purchasing Tim Jones to award bid

to low bidder Atlanta Freightliner in the amount of $52,990 for the purchase

of a flat bed dump truck.

Approval of

recommendation from the Director of Purchasing Tim Jones to award bid

to Leisure Lines, Inc. for playground equipment for Lake Kedron and McCurry

Park Football each in the amount of $19,000 for each location and a total

of $38,000.

Approval of

request from the Sheriff's Department to transfer insurance reimbursement

from the general fund to the Sheriff's Department-Criminal Investigations

Division in the amount of $2,242.

The meeting

starts at 7 p.m. at the Fayette County Administrative Complex.

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