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Peachtree City updates path rules to define permitted vehicles and align with state law
Summary
Mayor Kim Learnard said the council approved ordinance changes to chapters 70 and 78 that clarify which vehicles are permitted on Peachtree City paths, aligning local code with state law; codification into the municipal code may take about a month.
Mayor Kim Learnard said Peachtree City approved ordinance changes to chapters 70 and 78 to address the growing variety of vehicles using the city's paths and to bring definitions in line with state law.
"We've created some definitions that bring Peach Tree City more in line with state law. And we've also identified the various types of vehicles that are and are not permitted on our paths," Learnard said, crediting the transportation advisory group and a citizen panel that worked on the changes.
Learnard said the council approved the changes and that codifying them into the municipal code typically takes about a month. She did not provide the specific language of the ordinance changes, a vote tally, or an effective date during this briefing.
The mayor framed the move as updating local code to clarify path usage and accommodate new vehicle types; residents interested in the precise definitions will need to consult the posted municipal code once codification is complete.
