Tyrone residents
could soon get a new post office.
That's the
word from Town Manager Barry Amos, who confirmed that officials from the
U.S. Postal Service will be briefing the Town Council about their plans
Tuesday.
"They're
looking for a two-acre site within a mile of the present location,"
he said.
Amos did not
have any further details, but said officials would inform the council
of their wishes for a new building.
In other news,
the council will conduct a public hearing on a 33-acre tract on Senoia
Road, near the Oglethorpe Power substation.
The tract is
currently zoned for four different classifications and Amos said the town
is petitioning to have it rezoned to industrial classifications.
The Town Council
also will have its annual retreat this weekend at the Hampton Inn in Peachtree
City. The retreat runs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Amos said the town will
go over its goals for the year, but said no major items are slated to
be discussed.







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