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Hwy. 54 W. retail center work is now underway

The long-planned retail area on Peachtree City’s west side is undergoing a review of its final site plan. The Overlook will add 98,000 sq. ft. of retail space at Ga. Highway 54 West and Line Creek Drive along with a RaceTrac station and a Chick-fil-A restaurant, said Peachtree City Senior Planner David Rast.

Consisting of two buildings, the overall development will include 3-4 mid-size anchor tenants and smaller retail shops. The rear building will include approximately 88,000 sq. ft. of retail while the building in closer proximity to Hwy. 54 West will include approximately 10,000 sq. ft. tenant space.

“Trinity Development is in the final stages of negotiating leases with a number of national tenants and is expected to make an announcement within the next few weeks as to which tenants will be located within the center,” Rast said.

In another area of the development and situated along Hwy. 54, the final site plan for the Chick-fil-A and RaceTrac Neighborhood Center developments have been approved and the land disturbance permit has been issued for both projects, said Rast, adding that construction is anticipated to begin in September.

The Chick-fil-A restaurant will total 4,927 sq. ft. with 132 indoor seats and 31 seat outside.

The RaceTrac station wil total 5,928 sq. ft. and will be outfitted with 20 pumps.

As a part of the development, an access road will be constructed through the Line Creek Nature Area connecting The Overlook to the MacDuff Crossing retail center. This road connection will allow safer access into the Line Creek Nature Area along with allowing traffic to enter and exit the retail centers using the existing traffic signal at the Hwy. 54 and MacDuff Crossing intersection.

Rast said city staff is currently reviewing the final site plan for the development.

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Mr. Haddix...is this the gas station that you said would never be built? BTW-It's also getting a red-light (green T) that entire council said would never happen. Nrewas flash, it's happening and you can't say you were not warned. Hopefully one day our citizens will elect officials who have an understanding of making pro-active decisions.  
That's wonderful. More traffic and more crime. Thank you, money grubbing developers, for making Peachtree City unliveable.
News Flash-This property has been zoned for developement for more than 20 years. Cities develope or they die. If you think there is so much money in developement, maybe you should try it.  
So sorry to see yet more development.    And of course I am sure that the Green Belt wil be maintained so you wouldn't be able to see this monstrosity from the road.  Right?  So Dar... 20 years ago...we still maintained Green Belts.      What happened?    NEWS FLASH.... Your opinion here is NOT POPULAR with folks who remember PTC as it was.  

PTCTRADER2010

I wish I was what I once was too. I'm 20 years older than what I was 20 years ago. You cannot stop growth...PERIOD! So, you should try to control the growth with what is best for all.
I wish I was what I once was too. I'm 20 years older than what I was 20 years ago. You cannot stop growth...PERIOD! So, you should try to control the growth with what is best for all.
Why not reply directly to Dar...makes these threads easier to follow...he is right, property has been zoned commercial for a while..you should have purchased it. 
If the greenbelt was so important, the city, or a group of citizens could have bought this property and done nothing with it. It's always been zoned commercial on a state hwy...what did you think was going to happen? The answer is NO there will be no green space or a real buffer. Listen, it's because of the people who remember PTC for what it was, continued to vote to keep the the uninformed in office. You start voting for the right people, you would not be having these problems...like a large gas station...it's embarrassing.
Just curious as to why you choose to not mention those chicken folks. 
You mean Chic-fil-A...First of all, a gas station is ten-times worse than fast food, but this has nothing to do with the businesses that are going there, this is simply councils fault for the city to ever be in this position to allow it to happen. I will even go one step further; much of this has to to with the citizens telling council they didn't want a red-light. Most citizens, when it comes to government and growth don't have all the information and simply are clueless to understanding the big picture...cause and effect. Council was and is way to emotional when it comes to making decisions. This is simply why you need business minded people in office, business people do not get emotional. Successful business people gather all the facts both positive and negative, and make a decision based on what is best for the company (in this case, the city) as a whole. Both short and long-term. There are other means to fix the traffic problem that is hwy 54 west. I (along with several others) told all that you (the citizens) are going to get a red-light there sooner or later and with that will come a gas station. Again, council became re-active and not pro-active. Those "citizens" said it will never happen. I guess some citizens can still believe that if they want too, but they would be wrong.  
Again, why no mention of the chicken folks in your posts?    Please clarify why gas stations are ten times worse than fast food places.   YOU (the citizens)?  You mean you are not part of US (the citizens)?    So you are saying that citizens are not allowed to have a say in the decisions, only business people who are elected are allowed to decide. Did I understand you on that?
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Why are the most recent plans so different then before. They are horrible. Dar is right. Unless you want a big jump in property taxes, developments are needed.

YO

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