It looks

like Home Depot is putting all of its Peachtree City eggs

in one basket.

In the

midst of a controversial application for a site on Ga.

Highway 54 West, the Atlanta-based retail giant has

apparently decided against pursuing its initial proposed

location in the city, at Kedron Village.

Home

Depot's option on a commercial tract next to the Kroger

shopping center at Kedron Village has lapsed, according

to Jerry Peterson of Pathway Communities, which is

marketing the property.

Peterson

also confirmed Thursday that Pathway is already talking

with other parties about the site, although he could not

name them at this time.

The

property is zoned general commercial and will likely be

home to a large retail site when construction is

completed. A "big box" retail center has always

been the plan for that area, Peterson pointed out, and

the city's land-use plan demonstrates this.

City

planner David Rast said Thursday that he had heard a

rumor about Home Depot's change of plans at Kedron, but

no official notification had been given the city, and

none was necessary.

The

conceptual site plan for the Kedron site is still in the

city's files, Rast said, and it will remain an active

project until Home Depot tells the city otherwise.

Meanwhile,

Home Depot's plan for the Huddleston property at the

western end of the city will be discussed again before

the Peachtree City Planning Commission at Monday night's

regular meeting. The plan has been tabled twice in the

past month.