The Peachtree City Council Workshop Meeting held on October 4, 2024, focused on community preferences regarding recreational facilities and greenways. The meeting began with a presentation of survey results that highlighted the top choices of residents for outdoor activities and amenities.

The survey revealed that trails were the most favored option among citizens, with a strong preference for hiking, jogging, and nature trails. Bicycle trails and multi-purpose hard surfaces followed closely behind, indicating a clear demand for both soft surface trails for walking and jogging, as well as hard surface trails suitable for biking.

An unexpected finding from the survey was the community's interest in event lawns and festival fields, which typically rank lower in priority. Additionally, while Peachtree City already boasts a notable amphitheater, residents expressed a desire for a smaller, more natural amphitheater designed for intimate events.

The discussion also highlighted a significant interest in an outdoor swimming pool, further emphasizing the community's desire for diverse recreational options. The council acknowledged these preferences as essential insights into the types of facilities that residents wish to see developed in the city.

In conclusion, the meeting underscored the importance of aligning city planning with the recreational desires of its citizens, setting the stage for future discussions on how to implement these findings into actionable plans.