CVS Pharmacy's
plans for a new store on Ga. Highway 54 in Peachtree City moved a step
closer with approval of its site plan.
The plan was
the only item on the Peachtree City Planning Commission agenda.
Peter Corbit,
representing Phillips Partnership, general architects for the planned
Lexington Circle mixed-use development, displayed a drawing showing the
placement of the proposed pharmacy. It would be on 2.08 acres at what
will be one of several entrances into the overall development from Ga.
Highway 54.
The plan was
approved unanimously with the following conditions:
1. The applicant
must continue to coordinate with city staff, the Planning Commission representative
and the Lexington Circle Architectural Review Board;
2. There can
not be more than 12 parking spaces in a continuous row without a landscaped
island;
3. If there
are substantial changes to the conceptual site plan, a new plan must be
developed and re-submitted;
4. The staff
and architects must work together for updated details as the site develops.
CVS representative
Roger Brown said that the busiest times for a pharmacy are 4-7 p.m. and
holidays.
Commission
members Dr. Rich Schumacher and Robert Ames volunteered to be on the committee.







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