The council discussed several items, including consent agenda items like alcohol licenses and qualified location permits. Old business included a variance request for an encroachment at 219 Sandown Drive. New agenda items involved a temporary suspension of the burn ban for specific properties, replacing the moment of silence with an invocation on agendas, the official intent to finance resolution for fiscal year 2027, amendments to committee chair selection terms, amendments to heavy truck prohibitions, and a budget amendment for police department facility renovations. Public hearings covered zoning text amendments for off-street parking, maintenance and operation millage rates, and a variance request for a side setback at 110 Whitfield Run. Additionally, there was a review of an annexation study.
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Transportation Advisory Group Of Peachtree City Meeting Minutes
The meeting included public commentary regarding path connectivity and safety concerns. Updates were provided concerning local transportation projects from neighboring municipalities and organizations, including connector path plans and bridge designs. The group reviewed and approved a memo regarding path system integration and reciprocity between jurisdictions, specifically focusing on registration requirements rather than network expansion. Additionally, there was a detailed discussion regarding the challenges of enforcing municipal ordinances related to the weight and width of personal transportation vehicles and low-speed vehicles, noting limitations imposed by state law.
Aug 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council Of Peachtree City Meeting Minutes
The council held a quarterly informational meeting and a separate work session. Key discussions included a library update regarding its branding and potential renovations, a comprehensive presentation on the Recreation Department's facilities, services, and future capital projects such as renovations at the Kedron Aquatics Center and Tennis Center, and the addition of new athletic programs. The council also reviewed the results of an annual community survey conducted by Zencity, discussed deer population management initiatives, and reviewed several zoning and variance requests.
