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PTC
residents "honk off" to council about stop signs, speed humps
and lower speed limit on Golf View Drive
Peachtree
City residents upset with the new stop signs, enhanced speed humps and
20 miles-per-hour speed limit on Golf View Drive spoke their peace to
the City Council Tuesday night.
TDK
gets blessing from PTC mayor and council
The
Peachtree City Council has unanimously approved a resolution in support
of extending TDK Boulevard to Coweta County to help traffic flow into
the city's industrial park.
PTC
Council to consider allowing 15-year-olds to drive siblings on carts
Now that 15-year-olds
with learner's permits can drive golf carts in Peachtree City without
adult supervision, the City Council is thinking about taking it a step
further.
State
grant may be available for expanding PTC library facility
A
bid to get a $1.7 million state grant to expand Peachtree City's library
just might be revived after all.
PTC
mayor overruled: staff to work with airport officials
Overruling
a previous edict from Mayor Steve Brown, the Peachtree City Council
unanimously voted to allow city staff to continue assisting the Airport
Authority with plans to pave an access road to a new hangar area it
has built.
Open
space rezonings of PTC facilities, rec areas approved by Planning Commission
The Peachtree City
Planning Commission approved a small number of "housekeeping"
rezonings at its meeting Monday night.
Police
Blotter
Movies
Some
roads closed next Saturday for Founders Day
Tyrone Founders
Day will be Tuesday through Saturday, Sept. 17-21.
Commission
will have different look next year
When
the Coweta County Commission convenes in January, there will be two
new faces deciding the county's business.
City
moving forward on sewer project
By
November, the city of Senoia will put out a bid proposal for the second
and final phase of its sewer system.
Schools
borrowing money until tax time
The
Coweta County School System Tuesday night gave finance chief Keith Chapman
the authority to borrow up to $12 million this year for system operations.
Bon
L makes huge donation to school system
Employees of the
Bon L Manufacturing Company spent last week handing out about 1,700
pocket dictionaries - one for every third-grade student in the Coweta
County School System.
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