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Peachtree City approves more than $200,000 for new Meade Fields playground
Summary
Mayor Kim Leonard said the city council approved more than $200,000 for a new playground at Meade Fields with ADA components and soft surfacing; officials are also discussing shade, pavilions and splash features, and Ryan Homes donated $5,000 to local events.
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Peachtree City Mayor Kim Leonard said the city council approved more than $200,000 to construct a new playground at Meade Fields, describing equipment, ADA‑accessible features and soft surfaces in the planned design.
Leonard said council members continue corollary discussions about shade structures, benches, pavilions with picnic tables and potential splash‑pad water features to complement the playground. "Playgrounds are expensive these days and this new playground will include play equipment, ADA equipment, and soft surfaces for the kids," she said.
The mayor also thanked Ryan Homes at Huntcliff for a $5,000 contribution that supported the Memorial Day service and will help fund the city's upcoming back‑to‑school bash. Leonard said sponsorship opportunities are listed on the city website.
The mayor did not provide a construction start date or a detailed budget breakdown beyond the approved figure; council materials and project schedules are expected to be released as design work progresses.

