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Peachtree City staff say Fayette County recreation pact likely to end; county residents would pay higher rates
Summary
City staff told the council the $150,000 annual fee from Fayette County likely will not be increased and recommended terminating the intergovernmental recreation agreement; the change would shift county residents to out-of-city rates starting Oct. 1 of the next fiscal year unless a new deal is reached.
Peachtree City staff told the council during a work session Oct. 12 that negotiations with Fayette County over a $150,000 annual recreation payment have stalled and that the city is preparing to terminate the existing intergovernmental agreement.
The recommendation from Peachtree City’s recreation consultant, CPL, concluded the $150,000 payment has not kept pace with participation by county residents. “CPL recommended that we go back and negotiate with the county, to try to get a little more out of this fee,” a recreation staff member said. The staff member said county officials are not inclined to raise the fee, and that the county appears likely to vote to terminate the…
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