The rejection this time said:
- The spacing is approximately 800'.
- Minimum required spacing is 1,000'.
- The plans needs to be reevaluated and include alternatives such as:
- Right in/right out only access to 54.
- Connections to the McDuff and Planterra Way lights.
- Closing the median strip on 54.
- Combinations of the above.
- The above options would provide safer traffic circulation within the development and reduce impact on 54.
- The revised study and plan must be approved by Peachtree City.
- A plan approved by Peachtree City must then be submitted to and approved by the GDOT along with a driveway permit application.
- Right in/Right only only:
- Would require a U-Turn for west bound traffic to access the site.
- Makes exiting the site more difficult and dangerous in heavy traffic.
- Drivers wanting to go to Walmart, etc., would have to cross traffic to the get to the turn lane in a very short driving distance. There will be accidents.
- How many Big Boxes would rent in at a site with no light? Or stay over time?
- Connecting to the Planterra Way issues:
- Would only go to Planterra Way, not Huddleston.
- Would promote cut through traffic in Planterra.
- Right in/right on only on Planterra Way has already been deemed too dangerous.
- Connecting to McDuff:
- Forces west bound entry and east bound exit traffic to be on 54 longer.
- Offers no traffic relief, as the Secondary Road to Huddleston would, thus promoting future cut through traffic on Planterra Way.
As said before, this is far from over.
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