Our land use plan should be treated as we treat the Constitution. It is a sacred part of Prachtree City and the wonderful thing is that it is available for everyone to see before they move here. See something you don't like? Don't move there. Pretty simple.

The only weak link in this is the hundreds of unprofessional real estate agents running around town. I'd like to see some requirement that they all attend a city orientation as a training requirement before they can sell houses in Peachtree City.

Some of these new real estste agents don't know the first thing about our city, although the majority of the old-timers in real estate are helpful and knowledgable.

How about it? There are only 5 or 6 companies in town, so it should be easy for the city to get their owners in for a meeting on how this can be done.

meow

Yep. Keeping the Green is one key to PTC identity.

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Keeping it real and to the core of the issue, not the peripherals.

I'm afraid you are dreaming. The developers will see that there are soon no more trees in PTC than are now in Riverdale. They just need a little more time, Until you call them on this--you are wasting your time. You can't take the attitude that the Vatican did in WWll about Jews, you have to get to the core reasons.

I hope you are wrong. But I will not say you are.

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Keeping it real and to the core of the issue, not the peripherals.