The Fayetteville City Council will hold a first reading of its fiscal year 2001 budget at Monday night's regular meeting, which was postponed from July 3 due to the holiday. The agenda for Monday also includes amendments to the city's sign ordinance, a rezoning request for the Landrum property on Ga. Highway 54 East, a proposed ordinance regarding the sale of used motor vehicles, and a traffic signal interconnection project. The City Council meets at 7 p.m. at City Hall.

A proposed annexation is on the agenda of the Fayetteville Planning and Zoning Commission, which meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall. Developer Bob Rolader is asking that the city bring in 610 acres for his Deer Pointe residential development on Ga. Highway 54 West, Lester Road and Huet Road. In return, he is offering a wealth of green space, including 215 acres for a city park, to the city for free. The plan includes a request for rezoning and reclassification as a planned unit development. Several previously tabled items are also scheduled for consideration Tuesday night, including a variance request and development plans for Carolyn Ford, as well as a development plan for the Ga. 85 retail center at 770 South Glynn Street. A new development plan for a Hooters restaurant at Banks Road and Ga. Highway 314 will also be considered. The commission does not vote on any items at this meeting, but will consider the same agenda at its voting meeting July 25.

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