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Council approves library renaming and bridge design

Published Aug 21, 2026

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Briefing

Aug 6, 2026

Council approves library renaming and bridge design

The City Council unanimously approved renaming the Peachtree City Library, authorized related sign-project funding, and awarded professional design services for a shared-use path bridge over the Highway 54, Walt Banks Road, and Carriage Lane intersection. The council also unanimously approved a restricted property conveyance for airport use and four budget-related items, including a $2,500 sponsorship.

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Briefing

Jul 9, 2026

Council Approves Fire Station 85 Cost

The City Council unanimously approved a $7,981,687 guaranteed maximum price for Fire Station 85, with MEJA Construction, Inc. serving as the construction manager at risk.

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Briefing

Jun 22, 2026

Council Reviews Proposed FY2027 Budget

The proposed FY2027 budget is projected to be balanced without using reserves while maintaining existing service levels despite higher personnel, equipment, vehicle, and infrastructure costs.

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Briefing

Jun 18, 2026

Council Approves Sign Changes, Denies Stream Variance

Council unanimously approved changes allowing halo-lit wall signs under the sign ordinance and denied a request to build into city stream setbacks and buffers at 435 Seabiscuit Walk. Council also unanimously approved a resolution to introduce local legislation related to a potential Local Homestead Option Sales Tax referendum.

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Briefing

Jun 4, 2026

Council Approves Hockey Rink Upgrades

Council unanimously approved a $500,000 budget amendment for hockey rink improvements and a $288,783 replacement of the rink’s walls and glass. Council also approved studying the structural work, enclosure, and HVAC system needed to address the facility’s longer-term needs.

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Briefing

May 21, 2026

Kedron Pool Renovation Design Approved

Council unanimously approved the Kedron pool replacement design concept and increased the design fee from $247,500 to $417,500.

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Briefing

May 7, 2026

Council Approves Road and Stormwater Projects

Peachtree City approved a $5,986,666.01 contract to pave 9.7 miles of roads and authorized a $1 million stormwater budget amendment for pipe replacements under roads included in the paving project. Both actions passed unanimously.

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Briefing

Apr 16, 2026

Council Approves Commercial Alcohol Rule Trial

Council approved changes to the alcohol ordinance and fee schedule in a 3-2 vote, limiting the revised provisions to commercial locations and establishing a one-year trial period. Council also approved $3 million for a 1.03-acre property purchase, $422,500 for Fire Station 85 construction management, and $943,416 for the North Hill Path project.

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Briefing

Apr 2, 2026

Council Approves 2% Employee Raise

Council approved a 2% mid-year cost-of-living adjustment for all city employees and a matching increase to the pay scale, effective retroactively to March 23, 2026. The vote was 4-1, with one council member opposed; the remaining-year cost was estimated at $255,991 and was to be covered without using reserves.

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Briefing

Mar 19, 2026

Stormwater Utility Rate Increase Approved

Council unanimously approved increasing the standard stormwater utility rate from $6.49 to $14 per equivalent runoff unit, citing a $20 million backlog of stormwater projects and flood-prevention needs.

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Briefing

Mar 5, 2026

Council Approves Tolling Agreement

After an executive session, the City Council unanimously approved a tolling agreement with Suburban Land and Fayette County. The agreement's terms were not included in the provided minutes.

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Briefing

Feb 12, 2026

Council approves short-term rental rules

The City Council approved a text amendment related to short-term rentals by a 5-0 vote.

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Briefing

Jan 30, 2026

Council Prioritizes Projects and Service Changes

Council members agreed in discussion to pursue raising the City Manager’s authority for budgeted purchases from $40,000 to $200,000, subject to future Council action. They also discussed a $353,000 fire-training tower, expanded path enforcement, and several transportation and environmental projects.

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Briefing

Jan 29, 2026

Council targets path enforcement and fire training

Council agreed to let police use additional school resource officers on the city’s paths for one year and supported accepting a donated golf cart for patrols. Members also discussed buying a $353,000 fire training tower from reserves, but that purchase would require a future agenda item and budget amendment.

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Briefing

Jan 15, 2026

Council Approves Crosstown Tunnel Design

Council unanimously approved a $300,000 design contract for replacing two high-traffic Crosstown Road path tunnels, with construction estimated at $1.4 million per tunnel. The new concrete box tunnels may still flood because they are in a floodplain.

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Briefing

Jan 5, 2026

Council Expands Public Comment Time

Council approved changing public comments to allow four minutes for each speaker and removed the 30-minute total limit. Members also approved $400,000 for Meade Field paving in a 4-1 vote and unanimously supported transportation grant applications.

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Briefing

Dec 11, 2025

Council tables outdoor burning changes

The City Council unanimously tabled proposed changes to the outdoor burning ordinance until the first meeting in February, leaving the current restrictions in place for now.

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Briefing

Dec 1, 2025

Council Adopts 2025 Millage Rate

Peachtree City Council approved the 2025 maintenance and operation millage rate at 5.840 by a 4-0 vote.

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Briefing

Nov 20, 2025

Council Opens Crabapple Gate, Backs Path Safety

Council unanimously voted to open the Crabapple Lane gate to golf-cart traffic indefinitely after reviewing eight months of counts: Crabapple averaged 162 carts per week, compared with 283 at Ashcot and 358 at The Preserve. Council also unanimously approved a resolution supporting micromobility legislation focused on shared-path safety.

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Briefing

Nov 6, 2025

Library skylight replacement approved

Council approved library skylight and canopy replacements costing $748,500 with a 50% match.

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Briefing

Oct 16, 2025

Council Approves New Cart Decal Rules

Council unanimously approved revised motorized cart decal placement requirements, effective April 1, 2026. Cart owners will have more time to update decals, and the City plans a public communications campaign.

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Briefing

Oct 2, 2025

Council approves 180-day housing moratorium

Peachtree City Council unanimously approved language for a 180-day moratorium on multifamily housing while it considers related zoning and planning changes. Council also approved a 3-1 change requiring agenda requests to include an item description, supporting documentation, and source citations when applicable.

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Briefing

Sep 18, 2025

Hockey Club Facility Request Denied

The Council denied the Fayette Hockey Club’s facility usage agreement in a 2-2 vote, with the mayor and Councilmember Johnson opposed. The Council also approved a new alcohol license for The Wine Bar and several advisory-board and service agreements.

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Briefing

Sep 4, 2025

Council Advances Path Safety Rules

Council unanimously authorized the Transportation Advisory Group to prepare draft updates to Peachtree City’s micromobility rules, focusing on definitions and path safety. The council also approved a $50,000 budget amendment for Kedron Bridge guardrail replacement and voted to move forward with a facility-use agreement for the Fayette Hockey Club.

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