At its meeting

Wednesday night, the Peachtree City Airport Authority will consider an

agreement between itself, Peachtree City and Fayette County to have a

crucial road paved to provide access to a new hangar area.

The Stallings

Road paving is crucial so prospective tenants can begin to build their

hangars at the site on Falcon Field, which is anticipated to boost the

authority's income by $4,000 a month. The hangar area has been complete

for several months but the authority has been unable to offer it to tenants

because the road leading to it is gravel and not paved.

If the agreement

is approved by the agencies involved, the county will provide equipment

and labor for the paving of the road while Peachtree City will be responsible

for engineering services, coordinating the project and building the curb,

gutter and drainage facilities.

The authority

has already gotten $150,000 in committments for the project from Peachtree

City Holdings, LLC and the Peachtree City Water and Sewerage Authority.

Both entities would also benefit from the portion of Stallings Road since

they have parcels which use Stallings Road as an access point.

The agreement

also requires the authority to maintain the road for two years before

the city takes possession of it.