Could Peachtree City soon be the home of more multi-family developments in the heart of town?
That’s one of the questions the Peachtree City Council will answer during a busy meeting tomorrow night.
Pathway Communities is asking the city to lift its moratorium on multi-family housing to allow a planned “multi-building townhome development on a 7.31 tract at the intersection of Petrol Point and Tivoli Garden in Glenloch Village.
In a letter to the city, Pathway said it has a contract from Weatherup Construction to develop the site.
In its report to the City Council, the staff maintains it is not authorized to make a recommendation on the issue.
The other massive issue facing the Council tomorrow is the first step in the annexation proposal from Levitt & Sons. The nationally-known developer wants to annex a 400-acre tract in the so-called West Village of Peachtree City to build an upscale, gated seniors housing development. The property is next to the property John Wieland Homes also wants annexed into the city.
Since the development is so large, it would also require a development of regional impact review submitted to the Atlanta Regional Commission.
According to plans provided to City Hall, the development is called Seasons at Peachtree City and feature 762 single family homes, a 27,000 square-foot clubhouse with indoor and outdoor pools, eight tennis courts and 180 acres of greenspace.
The developer has also pledged to contribute on a pro rata basis to the completion of MacDuff Parkway from its end north of the Centennial development to the northern portion of Kedron Drive at Ga. Highway 74.
Levitt & Sons wants the rezoning changed from Agricultural-Residential in Fayette County to Limited Use Residential in Peachtree City. Three hundred acres of the property are currently owned by The Scarbrough Group and Brent Scarbrough, developer of The Villages at LaFayette in downtown Fayetteville, while the other 100 acres are owned by Roy and Donna Stilwell of Fayetteville.
Other items on Thursday’s agenda include a public hearing to consider adoption of a transmittal resolution for community assessment and community participation program comprehensive plan and an informational presentation of the master recreation plan.
The meeting starts at 7 p.m. at City Hall.