Big
box rules being studied
Perhaps 75,000 square
feet will be the magic number for Peachtree City's planned "big
box" regulations.
Hwy.
54 widening may begin in 2003
The widening of
Ga. Highway 54 to four lanes on the western end of Peachtree City could
begin in 2003.
City
opposes county retail center rezoning
Peachtree City officials
are taking a stance against a rezoning of property adjacent to the city
that would clear the path for a the proposed 80-acre multi-use development.
Cart
path bridge repairs delayed until December?
Repairs to the pedestrian/golf
cart bridge over Ga. Highway 54 near Willowbend Road are being delayed,
creating the possibility the work won't be done until late this year.
WASA
expected to act on 2000-01 budget Monday
The Peachtree City
Water and Sewer Authority will likely adopt its 2000-2001 budget at
its meeting Monday night.
PTC
library to hold Galileo reception
The Peachtree City
Library will host a reception Thursday, Sept. 21 to honor the fifth
anniversary of Galileo, the state's online virtual library.
PTC
Planning Commission to reconsider Katz rezoning
The Peachtree City
Planning Commission will discuss the revamped rezoning request from
John Wieland Homes regarding the Katz property at its meeting Monday
night.
Police
Blotter
Movies
Senoia's
mayor endorses McKoy
In one of the more
surprising turns this election season, Senoia Mayor Joan Trammell has
decided to endorse Marvin McKoy for the County Commission, District
1 race.
County
gets ready to decide on new court facility
The answer to Coweta
County's $30 million question may come next Tuesday.
PETsmart
picks distribution site
Coweta County Industrial
Parks manager Lewis "Buddy" Harrison announced completion
last week of the sale of a 20-acre tract in the Creekside Business and
Industrial Park for the location of a 200,000-sq. ft. distribution center.
Latest
annexation gets public hearing
Residents curious
about Senoia's latest annexation efforts will get to have their say
at the end of this month.
Four
qualify for Senoia elections
The story in this
year's municipal elections in Senoia is old versus new.
New
school year' s resolutions
One aspect of the
schooling process that differs from most other professions is that we
as teachers and students get to "start over" each year, so
to speak.
Sharpshooters
get a history lesson
Sharpsburg Sharpshooters
Sons of Confederate Veterans, Camp #1729, listened to one of its own,
Ronny North, at a recent meeting.
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