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A city staff member told the council these are public meetings and urged residents to participate. “This is a very public process. We want to invite and include you, the citizen, to all of these meetings,” the staff member said. “So I strongly recommend that you get the slice, that you take a look at when these meetings are posted.”

The staff member explained that, after the mayor and council provide priorities and direction, it is the city manager’s duty under city ordinance to prepare the budget. “Once Peachtree City Mayor and council do give our priorities and direction to the city manager, it is his job per ordinance to create the budget,” the staff member said.

When the budget is completed and shared with the mayor and council, the staff member said it will also be posted on the city’s website and made available for review at City Hall; the city will use its communications channels to publicize the materials. “It will be posted on our website. It will be made available for review at City Hall, and we will use our communication channels to push all that information out,” the staff member said.

The staff member closed by encouraging residents to follow the meeting calendar for updates. “So watch the calendar and be a part of this process,” the staff member said.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Mondays with the Mayor: April 7, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","City staff announced budget workshops beginning May 30 and reminded residents the fiscal year begins Oct. 1; budget documents will be posted online and available at City Hall.","taxTitle","Peachtree City, Fayette County, Georgia","taxId",51098,"location","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6084292,"Peachtree City raises recycling fee, limits McIntosh Trail facility hours and to resident-only materials",127,10720,138045,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2917822-b0c08bff23883a4784b6f99e30dbe89e&start=10&end=138","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2917822-b0c08bff23883a4784b6f99e30dbe89e/thumbnail_10720.jpg","/articles/6084292/Peachtree-City/Fayette-County/Georgia/Peachtree-City-raises-recycling-fee-limits-McIntosh-Trail-facility-hours-and-to-resident-only-materials","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6084292-5c6bcec08210f815c888a6874f390d84/orig.mp4?Expires=1771191985&Signature=A8ttu2gREb0tp0AqeYE3~YuBXQvyD~rrOZ0aSYmtaNGDhCpW740C7yi0TUYUq3PI3PjPhltzYeQ4SL1QobGDTMbOyQvei5fv82CHvr-q4zcxoVObxJ5VKAv7tF79Ee~rhv5amd6scY6lYzsxlZ-6iyiV7IBVZVHNGElLt5gzWn7xMIA156Fa3kG5gKKcMnkGgHgjHlRVPb6CyLvaBk4zrac9Bq3ujZ1L86ZMtso3BFvMpmJGHGryrJQ9kZF23tY7c~g2-CyAAnJkSzrENCVSayFZdvQ-gqFbHY8DDp48ARb9BMD6bp5u7Wx18lmNFaTU1HsJoFvgjf4fIJD1R~krtw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Peachtree City officials said the city increased the contribution that funds Keep Peachtree City Beautiful from $1 per quarter to $1 per month and revised operations at the McIntosh Trail recycling facility, changes the city said have been in effect for about a month.

The changes were described by a city staff member during a council update. “We had all been paying $1 every quarter into Keep Peachtree City Beautiful operations and we were paying that through the bill of our residential curbside trash hauler,” the staff member said. “We upped the ante to $1 per month.”

The staff member said the facility no longer accepts recyclable materials 24 hours a day and now operates on posted hours to give the site operators a break. “They are now operating on certain posted hours and that is 9 to 5 every day except Sundays 11 to 5 and Mondays they are closed,” the staff member said.

The city said the types of materials accepted at McIntosh Trail remain unchanged: glass bottles and jars; paper (newspapers, magazines and catalogs); cardboard; and aluminum cans. The staff member said the service is now limited to residential recycling materials from Peachtree City residents; businesses and nonresidents must arrange their own recycling services.

City Council “made a change to that,” the staff member said, and the speaker described the revision as already implemented roughly one month earlier. The speaker also identified operators by name when urging community consideration: “We need to give our Al Yogle and our operators a little bit of a break,” the staff member said.

The change shifts responsibility for commercial recycling away from the city-operated center and reduces around-the-clock access previously available to the community. The city did not provide a vote tally or ordinance number during the update; the staff member described the change as a council decision already in effect.

Residents seeking more information were told to consult Peachtree City communications channels and posted facility hours for specifics.","Peachtree City officials said the city increased the Keep Peachtree City Beautiful contribution from $1 per quarter to $1 per month and changed hours and eligibility at the McIntosh Trail recycling facility; accepted materials remain glass, paper, cardboard and aluminum.","actionData","errors"]

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Peachtree City schedules budget workshops starting May 30; fiscal year begins Oct. 1

Peachtree City raises recycling fee, limits McIntosh Trail facility hours and to resident-only materials