Peachtree City

is cracking down on developers for the delays in relocating the traffic

light on Ga. Highway 54 from Wynnmeade Parkway to MacDuff Parkway.

The city has

informed developers of the Summit Apartments and the Cedarcroft subdivision

on MacDuff Parkway that no more certificates of occupancy will be issued

until the light is operational at MacDuff, City Planner David Rast said.

"We're

just trying to encourage them to finish it up," said Jim Williams,

the director of developmental services for Peachtree City.

Several weeks

ago, the city issued a certificate of occupancy for one apartment building

and the main clubhouse for the Summit Apartments.

It could take

between 45 and 60 days to relocate the light, Rast said. But that's after

the contract is actually signed to perform the work, he added.

So far, that

contract has not been executed, Rast told the Planning Commission Monday

night.

Once the light

is relocated, the city plans to make the intersection of Hwy. 54 and Wynnmeade

Parkway a right-in, right-out intersection.