A citizen’s group is planning a survey that will help shape Peachtree City’s future for the next 20 years.

The survey will be distributed via mail to at least 500 pre-selected persons and will also be available online at some point, the Comprehensive Plan committee has decided.

Questions will cover a variety of topics, ranging from the emergency services to recreation needs along with commercial and industrial development. The city doesn’t have much residentially-zoned land left, so residents will be asked on the survey if they’d rather the city grow by annexation or instead grow by re-developing homes in older neighborhoods one lot at a time.

Much of the survey also deals with how residents use the city’s cart path system.

At the group’s meeting Monday, City Planner David Rast said the city has received a number of proposals from developers to put commercial developments on vacant property in the industrial park, but the city has rebuffed those requests.

The survey is still being tweaked and a final draft will be hammered out in the next few weeks so it can be printed.