The Peachtree

City Planning Commission will begin taking a look in the mirror, so to

speak, at its regular meeting Monday night.

City staff

have asked the commission to begin reviewing the process by which development

plans are approved for the city. The review will take place over several

meetings, with possible ordinance changes recommended by city staff, according

to Jim Williams, the city's director of developmental services.

One possible

change in the works involves the city possibly taking over covenant enforcement

in subdivisions developed by Pathway Communities. Pathway officials have

notified the city that they will not be able to enforce the covenant restrictions

as strictly as they have in the past and the city may be interested in

performing that role.

The final decision

on that matter will be left to the City Council.

The commission

will also take up two other items: a concept plan for a office-warehouse

building and a landscape plan for a Kentucky Fried Chicken/Pizza Hut Express

restaurant which will be located in the Kedron Village retail center.

The commission

will also hear a presentation on the work performed by a citizen's advisory

committee to develop an alternative transportation plan for the West Village

area.

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