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Braelinn center rehab up for vote Mon.Fri, 11/21/2008 - 4:51pm
By: John Munford
The Peachtree City Planning Commission is expected to vote Monday night on plans to conduct a major renovation at the Braelinn Village shopping center. The Shopping Center Group, which now operates and leases the site anchored by Kroger and Super K-mart, wants to replace the entire front elevation of the stores. There are plans for new signage, and the walkways in front of stores will be rebuilt with decorative stamped concrete. The company is hoping to keep tenants at the site and attract new ones, as vacancy issues there have gone “almost out of control” according to company representative John Sebring. The schematics showed large landscape islands directly off the walkways with some parking spots for handicap, regular and golf cart parking right on the edge of the walkway. The company plans to erect a new roof over the facility as well. Also on the works are benches and outdoor music to make the shopping experience more pleasant, Sebring said. There will even be work undertaken behind the shopping center where the cart path connection is. There are also two traffic circles planned for the main entry driveway: one at about the halfway point and the other at the far end nearest the stores. City officials have been hoping for such a makeover for Braelinn in recent years, and the area is changing with the recent addition of the Towne Club luxury senior apartment complex at the corner of Crosstown Drive and south Peachtree Parkway. login to post comments |