The Peachtree

City Council will consider filling several impending vacancies on the

city's Recreation Commission, Airport Authority and Water and Sewerage

Authority at its regular meeting Thursday night.

Also set on

the fairly light agenda is consideration of a slate of "housekeeping"

rezonings offered up by the Peachtree City Planning Commission. Most of

the parcels to be rezoned are either owned by the city, Fayette County

or the school board.

The Planning

Commission is recommending the rezonings so those parcels will be more

in line with the latest version of the city's land use plan, which was

adopted in March.

A number of

the rezonings will change parks and recreation facilities to open space.

Several additional parcels in the industrial park would also be rezoned

to airport industrial.

The city originally

wanted to rezone several office buildings from general commercial to limited

use commercial, and several day care centers from residential to limited

use commercial, but those proposals were dropped upon request of the owners.

Among the city-owned

properties the commission proposes rezoning to open space are the South

74 baseball and soccer complex, the Meade Field softball complex, Big

Pine Park at Boxwood Court and Sweetgum Road, Smokerise Park at Smokerise

Trace and Smokerise Point, Stoneacre Park off Stoneacre Curve and Ardenlee

Park off Ardenlee Parkway.

Other city-owned

property that would be rezoned open space includes the Satterthwaite and

Weber fire stations.