Peachtree City may soon make minor changes to its open space zoning category.

The move would split open space zoning into two categories: one for nature areas and other undeveloped conservation-type lands. The other would be for city-owned parcels such as the City Hall and Library complex.

Currently both uses are allowed under the city’s open space zoning category.

Under the new ordinance, the natural areas would be put in an open space-conservation district, while the city-owned property would be put in an open space-public district.

The changes were approved by the Planning Commission Monday night but can only be enacted by a vote of the City Council, which is expected to occur at a later date.

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