The first business to locate

at the Summit Point mixed-use development on the south side of Fayetteville

off Ga. Highway 85 was approved by the Fayetteville Planning and Zoning

Commission Tuesday.

The Washington Mutual Bank

will be located as an outparcel at the development, which will also feature

office and residential components when completed.

The 4,000 sq. ft. building

will be one story and have two drive-up teller lanes, a drive-up ATM and

24 parking spaces.

The commission also approved

a plat for a 47-home subdivision on 52.47 acres on South Jeff Davis Drive.

The Sutherland Farms subdivision will be just south of the Highland Park

subdivision, bordering land in unincorporated Fayette County on three

sides.

The developer plans to build

one-acre lots on property adjacent to the unincorporated county but smaller

lots elsewhere to create open space in the subdivision.

The commission also voted to

recommend approval of a rezoning petition for a proposed subdivision on

White Road near the Heritage Lake subdivision. The property is currently

zoned R-30 but the developer is seeking an R-22 designation to build 41

lots on the 31.07 acre parcel.

The Heaton Lakes subdivision

would preserve two lakes on the property and greenspace around the lakes.

The Fayetteville City Council

will decide at a later date whether or not to grant the rezoning.

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