The Planning and Zoning Department is responsible for planning for the the physical growth and development of the city. In order to fulfill that responsibility, the office prepares and updates the city's
comprehensive plan, maintains the zoning and land use
maps, reviews and regularly updates
zoning ordinances that regulate the use of property, and administers the
land development &
sign ordinances.
Planning and Zoning Department Staff are dedicated to managing the City's development in an efficient and equitable manner, balancing the interests of diverse parties, and to provide clear, factual and timely information to the public concerning the planning and development activities within the City.
The Department is part of the Community Service Division, which includes the
Building Department,
Planning and Zoning Department,
Recreation and Special Events, and the Peachtree City Library.
Working closely with
Code Enforcement,
City Hall, and the
Building Department, Planning and Zoning Department Staff strive to provide a one-stop shop to submit and obtain permits and to obtain information on subdivisions and zoning. Staff is available to answer questions pertaining to rules, regulations, ordinances and development opportunities. The Department is located on the lower level of City Hall at 153 Willowbend Rd.
The Department is also involved in activities that assist in implementing the adopted policies in the
comprehensive Plan. These activities include developing a master recreation plan, expansion of the
multi-use paths, and revitalizing older communities. Staff serves as the primary liaison to the
Planning Commission, a volunteer board of five citizens, which review and advise on all development plans,
annexations\rezonings\special use requests and make recommendations to
City Council.
Use the links on the left hand side of this page to learn more about our specific projects and tasks.