The Peachtree

City Council has a relatively light agenda scheduled for its regular meeting

Thursday night.

The most significant

item on the agenda is consideration of the update to the city's land use

plan. The plan, which is used as a guide to future development, doesn't

have many significant changes and has already been approved by the Planning

Commission.

Council also

will consider two amendments to the parking ordinance that would forbid

parking on the south side of Prime Point and on both sides of Commerce

Drive north. Those actions are recommended by Police Chief James Murray.

Council also

will consider a plan to lease-purchase five mowers for the Recreation

Department. The heavy-duty commercial mowers will be paid off over four

years for less than $15,000 a year.

The city currently

has only three reliable mowers to cover 70 acres of ball fields and 230

acres of parks once a week. Leisure services director Randy Gaddo recommends

the purchase of the five mowers.