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Summer fun for everyone in Peachtree Corners. There are only four more outdoor concerts for the 2021 season. Check out the upcoming groups performing on the Town Green's stage here.
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From the Mayor's Desk
Observations from the Front
One of the benefits of being the Mayor is that I get to meet and listen to a lot of people from a wide range of backgrounds and circumstances.
This can provide a lot of perspective. Since we have a very capable City Staff, I’m not overburdened with day-to-day City activity. And since I’m retired, I also have the benefit of reflection. Let me share some observations. Read More
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Restaurant Report - Just Opened
Two new restaurants have opened in Peachtree Corners with more on the way. Stäge Kitchen & Bar has opened in the former Noble Fin location (5260 Peachtree Parkway). Open for evening dining, the menu includes steak, seafood, pasta, tapas, and sushi.
And Fly Chef Atlanta, located in the old Outback shopping center (4015 Holcomb Bridge Road) celebrated its grand opening on July 23. Chef Greg serves African and American dishes including its world famous Nigerian jollof to Fufu and Egusi soup.
Coming soon, Crabs R Us is opening in the old Bojangles location at 7140 Jimmy Carter Blvd. No opening date has been announced.
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Under Construction: Two New Townhome Developments
Woodside Place, a 17-townhome development is under construction on Holcomb Bridge Road. Located across from Primrose School and Sherwin Williams, the new Beazer Homes neighborhood features two-story living space plus garage.
And Summit at Peachtree Corners, a two-story townhome development is coming to the historic Mechanicsville area. The 85-home subdivision is located on Virginia Avenue near Jones Mill Road and is being constructed by local builder McKinley Homes,
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Upcoming Town Center Events
Aug - Sep - Oct
Mark your calendars for a variety of fun activities and entertainment at the Town Center. Click on the City Calendar for more info.
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Summer Concert Series:
No reservations required
- Garth Brooks Tribute, Aug 28
- Tribute with Harvest Moon, Sep 25
Night Music Series
- Out of Control, Aug 14
- Sundogs, Sep 11
Flicks on the Green
- Cars, Sep 4
- Labyrinth, Oct 2
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Sports on the Screen
- Braves v Orioles, Aug 21
- UGA v Auburn, Oct 9
- UGA v Kentucky, Oct 16
- Football + Special Kids Obstacle Course, age 5-17, Oct 23
Yoga on the Green
- Every Tuesday 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. through Sep 28
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Just Opened: Peach Paws Animal Hospital
The city recently celebrated the opening of a new veterinarian hospital for cats and dogs. Peach Paws is owned and operated by Peachtree Corners resident Jaime Cho, DVM. The new facility is located in the Ingles shopping center,
Mayor Mike Mason and Councilmember Phil Sadd were on hand for the ribbon cutting on Aug. 4 which was organized by the PCBA. More Information
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Peachtree Corners Festival Sept. 18 - 19 at the Town Center
Good news, after canceling last year's annual Peachtree Corners Festival due to COVID-19 concerns, the event returns but at a new location and a different season.
The 2021 Festival will be held on the city's Town Green at the Town Center Sept.18 -19. The event begins Saturday with a day of arts & craft shopping, a plethora of food options, entertainment, kids corner, car show and evening concert. Then Sunday, more shopping, good food and live entertainment. Details on the festival website
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Labor Day Holiday Trash and Recycle Pickup Schedule
This year Labor Day is observed on Monday, Sept. 6, which means there will be no garbage and recycle pickup on this day.
All pickup days for the holiday week will be delayed by one day. Monday pickups will be on Tuesday. Residents scheduled for Friday pickup will receive service on Saturday. This schedule change only applies to this week.
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Fall Cornhole League Begins Sept. 1
Calling all cornhole enthusiasts. It's time to sign up for the next CornholeATL league.
Deadline to register is Monday, Aug. 23 for the weekly league play. Games are played on the Town Green; and play begins Wednesday, Sept. 1.
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New History Book Reveals Community's Storied Past
Long before the new city of Peachtree Corners was founded, the region, once known as Pinckneyville, was a farming community, dating back many years before such inventions as electricity and automobiles.
That history has been captured in the community’s first history book, Peachtree Corners, the History of an Innovative and Remarkable City 1777-2020. The 230-page coffee table-style book is filled with stories of long ago.
The book is now available for purchase through the city's online store. Order now for an autographed copy, supplies are limited.
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Order Engraved Pavers for Veterans Day |
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Personal brick pavers tell stories. They memorialize those veterans who have passed away or those who perished as the result of combat. And they also honor those still living.
Do you have a veteran in your family that you'd like to honor with an engraved paver at the Peachtree Corners Veterans Monument? The deadline to order in time for Veterans Day installation is Aug. 17.
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23 New Peachtree Corners Businesses Open in July
City Hall processed new occupational tax certificates for a variety of businesses last month. See the complete list of businesses along with contact information.
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Free Photo & Video Classes for Residents |
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The city's free photo and video workshops are back. The Tytan Pictures' crew is returning once again to provide instruction on a variety of photography and video topics.
The classes cover everything from camera basics, lighting techniques and landscape photography to tips for advanced photographers.
Check HERE for upcoming classes and information on how to register, location and times. Classes available only for those who live or work in the city.
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Check City Calendar for Upcoming Events |
The City Calendar posted on the city's website is full of upcoming events that take place around the city. Be sure to check regularly - or sign up for e-notifications to ensure you stay informed.
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Finishing Your Residential Basement?
10 things to know before you begin
Following is a list of things you will need to know when designing your basement layout for new habitable space:
1. Permit Requirements: A building permit is required when finishing a basement. A floor plan with dimensions, showing the layout of the entire basement is required. Label the use of all areas and rooms. Show window sizes, doors, electrical outlets, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, lighting, fans, plumbing, furnace, and water heater.
2. Ceiling Heights: The finished ceiling height minimum is 7 feet.
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Outdoor Storage of Appliances, Building Material, Other Debris is Prohibited
Just a reminder … open or outdoor storage of appliances, building material or debris, equipment, garbage, glass, material, merchandise, rubbish, trash or similar items shall not be permitted, maintained or stored on any premises. Items as those listed above must be stored in an enclosed structure. Exceptions include: Read More
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Adopt a Stream
Georgia's Adopt-a-Stream allows citizens to both observe the conditions of our local streams and become aware of pollution and water quality issues in our area.
Peachtree Corners has three of its own impaired streams that are not meeting the state's water quality standards. That's why we need YOUR help.
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Smart Cities North American Awards 2021 |
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Curiosity Lab Wins Smart Cities North America Award
“The City of Peachtree Corners, Ga., created Curiosity Lab to serve as a real-world testing environment for next generation intelligent mobility and smart city technology, including connected and autonomous vehicles,” said Mayor Mike Mason. “Each year, our city hosts more and more companies on the leading edge of what’s possible with smart city innovation, and this award demonstrates Curiosity Lab has been recognized for its continued support to transform smart transportation.” Read More
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Judy Putnam, Communications Director
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Peachtree Corners City Hall
310 Technology Parkway NW, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 | 678) 691-1200
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