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First-ever proposed rules about short-term rentals in Peachtree City get another discussion tonight as the City Council meets at City Hall at 6:30 p.m. The council has held public hearings […]

Much to his credit, Peachtree City Councilman Clint Holland saw a significant problem with the process of approving zoning variances and asked that it be discussed at the July 13 […]

City attorney agrees variance committee meetings must follow law —  Drawing angry rebukes from Peachtree City Councilmen Phil Prebor and Mike King, Councilman Clint Holland on July 13 accused the […]

To the disapproval of several residents in the meeting, the Peachtree City Council on June 13 voted 3-to-2 to rezone nearly 39 acres off Redwine Road near Starr’s Mill school […]

Last week, Suzanne Brown (no relation), who is running for a city council post at the end of this year in Peachtree City, gave me a call and asked me […]

Are administrative variances what we want? Or were they a bad Christmas gift? I requested, through Open Records, a list of the Peachtree City “Administrative Variance” applications since December 16, […]

As the end of their term-limited tenure comes to a close by the end of this year, Councilmen Phil Prebor and Mike King are in full “lame duck” mode and […]

We are writing to express our deep concern for the excessive short-term rental regulations being proposed by the City Council in Peachtree City. As residents and homeowners who believe in […]

OPINION — Last week, I warned you to never trust the government at any level (see: https://thecitizen.com/2023/05/23/demand-transparency-and-accountability/). I promised a peek at the exploitation and dysfunction in Peachtree City that […]

OPINION — The Peachtree City government is now flush with cash. Heavy property assessment increases lead to a thumping tax increase (see: https://thecitizen.com/2022/08/22/peachtree-city-raises-taxes-17-as-part-of-a-fiscal-year-2023-budget-of-46-3-million/), brisk sales tax collections, a brand new […]