Two seats

on the City Council of Peachtree City will be up for

grabs Tuesday when voters go to the polls to cast their

ballots for Post 1 and Post 2.

Both are

at-large positions, meaning every voter in the city can

vote for both.

Incumbent

Annie McMenamin is running in Post 1 against Melvin

Ewing. In Post 2, Jim Pace has chosen not to run again,

so his seat will be filled by either Chuck Lehman, Bruce

Perlman or Dan Tennant.

A runoff,

if necessary, will be Tuesday, Nov. 16.

Voters are

required to have proper identification when they come to

the polls, which are open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m.

Since both

Peachtree City and Fayetteville have contracted with the

Fayette County election office to run the election, the

ballots will be tabulated Tuesday night at the county

election office in the County Administrative Complex on

Stonewall Avenue in Fayetteville.

Election

results will not be known until after press time for

Wednesday's edition of The Citizen, but they will be

available late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning

on The Citizen's Web site, at www.thecitizennews.com.

The

following locations are being used as polling places for

next week's Peachtree City election:

Glenloch Recreation Center,

601 Stevens Entry;

Peachtree City Library, 201

Willowbend Road;

The Gathering Place, 203

McIntosh Trail;

Kedron Fieldhouse and

Aquatic Center, 202 Kedron Drive;

Braelinn Elementary School,

975 Robinson Road;

Oak Grove Elementary

School, 101 Crosstown Road;

McIntosh High School, 201

Walt Banks Road;

Christ Our Shepherd

Lutheran Church, 101 Peachtree Parkway;

Peachtree City United

Methodist Church, 400 Windgate Road.