Plans have

been approved for a 19.77-acre shopping center on Ga. Highway 54 West

near the Fayette Urgent Care in Fayetteville that will be anchored by

an Ingles supermarket.

In addition

to the 65,000 sq. ft. Ingles building, there will be four other buildings

at West Fayetteville Village: two 4,950 sq. ft. buildings flanking the

sides of the Ingles and two free standing buildings, one 14,400 sq. ft.

and another 7,800 sq. ft.

The plan approved

includes three outparcels along Hwy. 54.

One of the

entrances to the center will be at Brandywine Boulevard, which must be

extended to Hwy. 54 where it will align across from Oak Street.

The other entrance

to the shopping center will be directly off Hwy. 54 with a right-in, right-out

only entrance.

The shopping

center will have an eight-foot sidewalk along the highway and a separate

pathway leading to Fayette Urgent Care.

The plan was

recommended for approval by city staff since the landscaping plan and

lighting plan have been submitted to the city, said planning and zoning

director Jahnee Prince.

Developer Steve

Watson said he appreciated the commission's comments during a previous

work session meeting that led to changes in the final plan.