When the traffic

signal on Ga. Highway 54 at Wynnmeade Parkway is relocated to the new

MacDuff Parkway, the entrance to the Wynnmeade subdivision will not be

closed, said City Public Information Specialist Betsy Tyler.

It will likely

be redesigned, however, Tyler said.

Though a final

decision hasn't been made yet, it is extremely likely the Wynnmeade entrance

will become a right in, right out only intersection, she said. Motorists

wishing to leave Wynnmeade and travel eastbound on Hwy. 54 towards Peachtree

City would use an access road to MacDuff Parkway, where the new light

will be located.

The right in,

right out intersection would block traffic from exiting Wynnmeade and

traveling toward Peachtree City.

If future development

in the area allows a second access road from the Wynnmeade subdivision

to MacDuff Parkway, the city might reconsider the idea of closing the

current Wynnmeade entrance off Hwy. 54, Tyler added.

If the city

decides to make the entrance a right in, right out only intersection,

that won't occur until the light is relocated to MacDuff Parkway, Tyler

said.

The light must

be relocated before the first residence is occupied at the Summit Apartments

or in the Cedarcroft subdivision, according to agreements made between

the developers and the city.

It was indicated

at the last Planning Commission meeting that some of the buildings at

Summit Apartments were nearly ready to be moved into.

However, the

contractor that is performing the work for the developers has been delayed.