A public hearing

regarding a request to annex 80 acres of a subdivision into Peachtree

City will be held at the Peachtree City Planning Commission's regular

meeting Monday night.

The 80-acre

site, which will be developed by John Wieland Homes, is north of the existing

Wynnmeade subdivision and west of the new MacDuff Parkway. It was once

included in the 900-acre, 1,700-home annexation proposal for the West

Village area, which was denied by council last August.

Wieland plans

to build 350 homes in the Centennial subdivision, which includes 101 acres

already inside Peachtree City and the 80-acre tract that's outside the

city limits in unincorporated Fayette County.

Access to the

subdivision is via MacDuff Parkway, which will soon have an operational

traffic signal.

Wieland has

agreed to donate approximately 20 acres to the Fayette County School System

to be used for a school if necessary.

John Wieland

Homes officials contend the annexation will help address safety concerns

relating to road access to the property.

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