Peachtree City, City Council - June 18, 2026

The Peachtree City, Georgia City Council meeting on June 18, 2026, included a presentation commemorating Joel H. Cowan's 90th birthday and unveiling a new online exhibit on the city's development. The council received a detailed audit report highlighting a clean financial opinion, strong fund balances, and sound fiscal management, with revenues exceeding expenditures and no audit findings. Public comments focused on concerns about the North Hill multi-use path project, including tree removal, safety barriers, and impacts on local businesses related to golf cart regulations. The council discussed and approved a text amendment to the sign ordinance allowing halo-lit wall signs with specific lighting standards. A variance request for stream setback encroachment was denied due to environmental concerns and adherence to buffer regulations. The council also proclaimed July 4, 2026, as America 250 Day and Liberty Tree Commemoration Day. Additionally, there was consensus to explore naming the library after Mary Jean Tortorella Allen in recognition of her contributions. Upcoming budget discussions and meeting schedule changes were announced.