Two annexation requests got
the green light last week from the Fayette County Commission.
The first request came from
Fayetteville, who wanted to annex 39 acres at the intersection of Redwine
and Price Roads. Greater Atlanta Construction Company wants to develop
a residential subdivision at the site.
In July, the applicant requested
annexation for 17 acres for a high-rise townhome community featuring 72
units, but was turned down.
But in November, an addition
22 acres was added to the plan and the zoning requested was changed to
single family homes on one acre lots. The developer plans to build 35
homes on the site.
County zoning director Kathy
Zeitler said the new zoning request is consistent with the county's land
use plan for low density in the area and said the staff did not have an
objection to the annexation. The commission voted unanimously not to object
to the annexation.
The second request came from
the town of Tyrone. Tyrone asked to annex nearly 98 acres of Coastline
Road for a subdivision.
John Wieland Homes asked for
the annexation because it currently has a subdivision surrounding the
parcel and would like to see all of the subdivision in the same municipal
jurisdiction and allow all services to be provided by Tyrone.
The commission unanimously
voted to let the property be annexed into Tyrone.
Fayette Samaritans tell '10
Most Wanted' list
The Fayette Samaritans are
asking for area residents to donate the following items to the local charity
to help people with immediate needs.
1. Clothes detergent (Sun $.99
box).
2. Canned carrots.
3. Baby diapers (sizes 3 and
up).
4. Bathroom tissue.
5. Instant potatoes.
6. Canned meat (Spaghetti O's).
7. Canned fruit.
8. Jams and jellies.
9. Pasta sauce.
10. Canned chili.
The Fayette Samaritans are
at 213 North Jeff Davis Place, Suite 102, in Fayetteville, near IHOP.
Their phone is 770-719-2707 and they are open Monday through Friday, 9
a.m. to noon. CAROLYN CARY
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