The main thing is that people will buy those homes at the end of a runway! That is all that counts, otherwise Planterra would never have been built!

I agree with you Bonkers. I'll bet you this is the mayor, Boone and Plunkett's kiss good-bye to us!!!

Hopefully, Haddix is going to put up a good fight on this stupid development.

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Lest we forget that when the yet to be, hottest new subdivision Planterra was up for discussion and the issues of the industrial park and the airport were brought up. The city allowed those homes to be built and no sooner were they sold and occupied that the homeowners started complaining about the noise from the airport and the odors from the factories; Photocircuits in particular. The complaints tied up ridiculous amounts of time in city council, etc. If you dont want to hear planes; then dont buy a home near the airport. You are right 1and 1; your comment about suing and quality of life will be acted on. I bet at least one or more of the homebuyers will be sure to complain. Lets sit back and see what happens.

The 10 lots and the airshow are the key.

City council can approve the development (dumb as the idea is) and exclude the 10 lots citing a higher authority - the FAA. That repays whatever debt they have to Mitchell and his cronies and effectively keeps the project reasonably safe and the airshow alive.

Fall back position for the real citizens of Peachtree City - assuming the gang of 3 actually approves the entire thing is to get that red head lawyer from Smokerise to sue the city citing the FAA ruling and also bringing the lost revenue from the airshow into the suit showing how irresponsible approving this project really is. If nothing else, it will stall the thing for 2 years. The new city council under Mayor Haddix (and Doug of course) and all 3 new people certainly won't approve something like this.

And BTW, Cyndi's career is over already. Her silence on this makes her another Boone. Bye!

I really going out on a limb here and predicting another 3-2 vote at city council on Callula Hills. What a bunch of fools (or corrupt people) we have running this city. No one with half a brain thinks this is a good project. Fortunately, the marketplace will also vote on this with their feet and Levine will be back asking for a reversion to industrial in about a year. My neighbor who was fired from Homesource is planning a sign campaign when they try to open for sales. Signs on the ground warning of the airport and the imminent danger are pretty effective, but I've heard talk of getting one of those planes than tow a banner to circle the property on Saturday and Sunday.

Of course the 3-2 vote could be a happy thing if Cyndy actually grows a pair and votes in favor of the land use plan with the Bobsey twins. What ever happened to her idea of doing just that and then running for mayor?