Below is the agenda for the Fayette County Commission meeting on Jan. 25, 2024 at the Fayette County Office Complex at the intersection of Ga. Highway 85 and Stonewall Avenue […]
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An application to rezone part of 20 acres in southwest Peachtree City for 308 apartments is off the table at least for now.
Rezoning applicant Nathan Dockery has withdrawn the request for the City Council to authorize changing the General Industrial and LUC zoning on the Widget Drive property to a Limited Use Commercial zone.
That change would accommodate a first phase of eight 3-story buildings housing 10,000 square feet of retail space and the rest in what were described as 1-,2- and 3-bedroom luxury apartments with rents starting at $1,500 a month.
Future phases included a restaurant site and a larger commercial area. The property is just northwest of the Ga. Highway 74 South intersection with TDK Boulevard.
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Master plan of the proposed rezoning and development on Widget Drive. Graphic provided by the Planning Commission.
Despite having been stripped of their voting power by the City Council, four members of the Planning Commission and an alternate gave the equivalent of a no-confidence no-vote Monday night to a 20-acre rezoning request.
Michael Link, chairman of the Peachtree City Planning Commission. Photo/Cal Beverly.
The proposal by property owner Mike Hyde included a first-phase $80 million construction of 308 apartments and a 2-acre central park on a portion of a 20-acre site in south Peachtree City. Later phases would bring an upscale restaurant, some mixed-use retail residential and possible commercial and office units.