The Peachtree City Council approved a 310-unit senior residential development off Rockaway Road, down from the original proposal of 376 units.

The vote was split 3-2 with council members Cyndi Plunkett and Stuart Kourajian against; both had objected to the inclusion of the condos on the plan.

In addition to lowering the density, developer John Gorecki of Dominion Partners agreed to give the city $75,000 to add restrooms at Meade Field, another $25,000 for improvements in the greenbelt along Rockaway Road for cart paths and Dominion will build a cart path tunnel under Rockaway Road.

Dominion also agreed to allow the city to buy at the company’s cost a six-acre tract along Meade Field that is currently slated for 30 condos. The company also eliminated one gate that was proposed for the property, though it is keeping two gates that will serve some of the condos and the entire assisted living building.

The project includes an assisted living building along with 72 condominiums in three-story buildings serviced by elevators. Also on the plan are 16 villa-style homes.