Pamela Adams Homes - Peachtree City Homes for Sale

FLASH!!!

It looks like this has all come to a screeching halt! The developer has reportedly lost funding due to the current national financial mess. All of the signs are down and only one on the northeast corner has replaced them.

 This is what was:

A new shopping center development is planned at the intersection of Fischer Road at GA 34. The Great Escape 12 screen theater, Sam's Club and CVS will anchor the new 1 million square foot project. That's just over 2/3 of the size of Fayette Pavillion.

It looks like Newnan's Bullsboro retail strip has come to Peachtree City's back yard...

The 150+ acre development will feature one million square feet of commercial space, 2 traffic lights with a traffic count of 35,000, zoned C-7 (retail/mixed use) and is expected to be ready for development in Fall 2007.

The major part of the shopping is 192,000 sq ft and is on the site of rare Plants Nursery. It will resemble the Avenue in Peachtree City and is expected to generate a traffic count of 8,200 vehicle trips on week-days and 9,500 on Saturdays.  

Several restrictions and conditions have been imposed:

     1) No parking in back of any buildings along Lower Fayetteville Road.
     2) No restaurants contiguous to Lower Fayetteville Road.
     3) Lower Fayetteville Road is to be realigned to match up with Fischer Road.
     4) There will be a westgbound turning lane and an eastbound deceleration lane on GA-34.
     5) Roadways in the development will be two lanes with a planted center median.
     6) There will be six foot wide sidewalks thoroughout all internal roadways.
     7) All parking will be aligned with the buildings.
     8) Decorative pavers similar to the Avenue will be used.
     9) There are to be shaded seating areas throughout the developement.

The proposed concept plans are attached as a pdf file for your convenience. The file is about 1.2MB.

WARNING:

These rates are just a snapshot in time and the rate you can get depends on many factors, only some of which are in your control. Your credit score, when you apply, when you lock in your rate, which loan originator you use, which loan program, etc., all contribute to the mix. Rates are typically published four times a day, so check with your lender. (Preferably Marie Jarrard at Home Services Lending, 770.486.9181)

In order to facilitate the dramatic growth in traffic generated by the proposed McIntosh Village, the GRTA has mandated the following "improvements":

A traffic light at the intersection of Ga. Highway 16 and Broad Street in Senoia.

A southbound left turn ramp at the intersection of Ga. Highway 154 and Interstate 85.

A remake of the Hwy. 74/54 intersection, the major intersection in Peachtree City. GRTA suggests adding a third northbound, southbound and westbound through lanes, along with adding a second northbound and westbound left turn lane and adding an exclusive northbound right turn lane.

A third northbound through lane and a second westbound left turn lane at the intersection of Hwy. 74 and Peachtree Parkway, site of the Kedron Kroger-Target shopping center.

These are in addition to the extension of TDK Boulevard and widening the bridge over Line Creek from two to four lanes.