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Peachtree City approves design funds for Kedron Pool renovation; 10–12 month closure expected
Summary
Mayor Kim Leonard said the council approved design and design funds to renovate the more‑than‑30‑year‑old Kedron Aquatic Center, which will require new piping, electrical work, concrete and a sprung structure with HVAC; the pool may be closed about 10–12 months during construction.
Peachtree City Mayor Kim Leonard said the city council has approved design and design funds to move forward with necessary renovations at the Kedron Aquatic Center (Kedron Pool). Leonard said the facility is more than 30 years old and requires new piping, updated electrical systems, new concrete and a new sprung structure that will include HVAC, electrical and lighting.
Leonard said the renovation plan will effectively deliver a substantially new pool and instructional pool, but it may require approximately 10 to 12 months of downtime for the facility while work is completed. She described the option as "favorable" after nearly a year of planning and discussion of alternatives.
The mayor did not provide a construction schedule, procurement timeline or cost estimate for the full renovation in the remarks; council approval of design funds is the step that allows architects and engineers to complete detailed plans and cost projections. City staff will present design documents and timelines in future council materials and public notices as the project advances.
