On May 21, 2026, the Peachtree City Council unanimously approved a concept design for rebuilding the Kedron Pool, which is part of the Kedron Fieldhouse and Aquatic Center. The council also approved a budget amendment that increases the design fee from $247,500 to $417,500. This approval authorizes the design phase of the project to move forward.
The estimated total cost for the Kedron Pool project is approximately $7.8 million. Planned updates include ADA-compliant features and other improvements. A closure of 10 to 12 months is anticipated during the construction period.
As of early June 2026, the city is continuing with the project, and no changes to the approval have been reported.
Why it matters — The city council's approval of the Kedron Pool design and increased design fee moves forward a project that will result in a significant renovation and a lengthy closure of the aquatic facility.
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- The Peachtree City Council unanimously approved a concept design for rebuilding the Kedron Pool on May 21, 2026.
- A budget amendment was approved to increase the design fee for the Kedron Pool project from $247,500 to $417,500.
- The approval authorizes the design phase of the Kedron Pool project to proceed.
- The estimated total project cost for the Kedron Pool renovation is around $7.8 million.
- Updates to the Kedron Pool will include ADA-compliant features and other improvements.
- A closure of 10-12 months is expected during the construction of the Kedron Pool.
Reported by citizenportal.ai, fayette-news.net
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