conceptual site plan review for what would be the largest

retail establishment in Peachtree City has been put on

hold for at least two weeks.

Home Depot

was originally scheduled to be on the Planning

Commission's agenda for Monday night, but that was

scrapped because of some questions the city wanted to

address concerning the plan, such as parking, according

to city planner David Rast.

The home

improvement retailer is planning a 130,000-sq. ft.

facility, including the garden center, for its proposed

site in the Kedron Village shopping center at Ga. Highway

74 and Peachtree Parkway, Rast said. The store would be

behind Kroger, which contains about 60,000 square feet.

Other new

agenda items still on the schedule for Monday include a

landscape plan for Commerce Place on Commerce Drive and a

conceptual site plan for the Robinson Neighborhood Center

at Peachtree Parkway and Robinson Road.

A public

hearing is set for a proposed amendment to zoning

conditions for the Lallande/Scott property on Ga. Highway

54, from LUR-8 to LUR-9 (limited use residential).

Other

projects currently under review by city staff include the

final site plan for The Avenue, a shopping center being

built at the southwest corner of Hwys. 54 and 74. City

officials visited a similar development Wednesday in east

Cobb County as guests of Cousins Properties, who is

responsible for both sites.

The city

also is reviewing the final site plan for parking

improvements at the Photocircuits facility at 320

Dividend Drive.

Revised

preliminary plats for the Kedron Office Park subdivision

at Hwy. 74 and Peachtree Parkway and phase two of The

Park industrial subdivision on Gardner Drive are now

being reviewed by city staff, as is the revised final

plat for the International Drive extension on Southpark

Drive.

Revised

plans should be forthcoming from developers concerning a

proposed apartment complex on Line Creek Parkway, the

Flat Creek Crossing subdivision's Astoria Lane extension,

and the Royal Highlands subdivision at Avalon Park.

Driveway

improvements at NationsBank in the Braelinn Village

retail center are under review.

The city is

monitoring construction of a new practice athletic field

at McIntosh High School and working with the adjoining

property owners as well as the Board of Education to see

that all items mentioned in the conceptual site plan are

addressed.

According

to city staff, the cart path connection is near

completion and a conceptual landscape plan for the area

is being developed.

A master

plan for the Hwy. 54/Walt Banks Road property, developed

received by the city. A proposed development by Bob Adams

Homes on a portion of that site has already been

approved, and the city is working with Adams to

incorporated ideas from the master plan into his

development.

City staff

was scheduled to meet recently with the property manager

of the NationsBank automated teller machine at Peachtree

Crossing to review a revised lighting and building

elevation plan.

The city

has recently been awarded two grants from the

Transportation Improvements Act program. A $60,000 grant

will be used for construction of the cart path bridge

over Flat Creek, connecting the existing cart path

adjacent to Morallion Hills with the industrial park. An

$80,000 grant will be used to implement the next phase of

landscaping on Hwy. 54 from Lake Peachtree to Peachtree

Parkway.

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