Plans for a

new elementary school in north Peachtree City on Crabapple Lane will be

revisited by the Peachtree City Planning Commission at its regular meeting

Monday night.

The meeting

will be held at the Floy Farr room downstairs at the Peachtree City Library

due to renovations at City Hall, though it will begin at 7 p.m. as usual.

At its last

meeting, the commission rebuffed the plan, asking school officials to

improve the buffering between the school and an adjacent residence. The

original plan had only a six-foot vinyl-coated chain link fence separating

the two properties.

The school

will be located at the intersection of Crabapple Lane and Ga. Highway

74, across the highway from the Kedron Village retail center.

Planning commissioners

asked school officials to consider rotating the layout of the school to

create more room for a buffer. But significant sloping on the land created

problems with that concept.

The commission

will also consider a conceptual plat for the Lexington Place subdivision

on Walt Banks Road and a landscape plan for the second phase of the Curtis-Gross

Medical Complex on Shakerag Hill.

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