The possibility of enacting a trash franchise in Peachtree City, giving exclusive rights to one trash collection company, will be kicked around Tuesday night at City Hall.

The City Council will be presented with detailed information city staff has compiled in studying the matter. The goal of such a move would be to cut down on the amount of trash truck traffic and also offer a savings for local residents.

Critics of such a plan say the current free market system works best and shouldn't be tampered with. City residents are served by three trash collection companies currently.

The workshop on the matter begins at 6:30 p.m. Council is also slated to discuss a consultant's report on city-wide impact fees, which are used to pay for expanded city services generated to accommodate new developments.