"From

its distinctive architecture to its unique Village Square

entry, Avery Park brings back the cherished look and feel

of turn-of-the-century Newnan," said Goodson.

Mitch Ginn,

president of L. Mitch Ginn and Associates in Newnan,

partnered with Hamilton Engineering and Design Company to

design the 6,160-sq. ft. building in which Goodson's

office will be situated. Ginn designed the office space

according to Avery Park's historical architecture

guidelines, which are representative of the architecture

lining Newnan's Courthouse Square. Goodson expects to

occupy this location in December 2000.

Pat

Heaberg, Pathway Communities vice president of commercial

and industrial development, said Goodson is a perfect fit

for both Avery Park and Newnan. "Dr. Goodson has a

reputation for being involved in and committed to

community-related initiatives," says Heaberg.

"In

return, the residents of Coweta County and the

surrounding area will benefit from a well-established

dentistry practice."

Heaberg

says Goodson is the first of many tenants expected for

the Village Square.

"From

banks and business offices to restaurants and

convenience-oriented retailers, Avery Park's Village

Square will offer these types of businesses a unique

historical setting in a prime Newnan location," he

said.

Avery Park

is a 500-home, Village Square community reminiscent of

Newnan's neighborhoods of the early 1900s. With more than

40 percent green belts and open areas, the community will

feature a commercial entry reminiscent of

turn-of-the-century Newnan, walking trails and paths, a

competition size swimming pool, tennis courts and

community parks.

In

addition, the development will have a combination of

ultra-fast Internet connection potential, upgraded wiring

in every home and an interactive community

"intranet." Homes are priced from the mid

$100's to $300's.