Peachtree City is going to undertake significant repairs and upgrades at its four fire stations along with resurfacing the City Hall parking lot in the coming year at a cost of $1.08 million.

The projects will be funded along with loans previously approved by council to repair a sinkhole underneath a portion of City Hall and complete renovations at the city’s police headquarters. In total the loan works out to $2.38 million and the debt service will be approximately $218,000 a year, according to Finance Director Paul Salvatore.

Among the work will be replacing septic service with sewer service at the Weber station and the Satterthwaite station. The Satterthwaite station will be remodeled and expanded to accommodate the larger group of firefighters added to the station.

Also the Neely station will undergo driveway and parking lot repairs, roof repairs and a redesign of its heating ventilation and cooling system.

The Leach station will also have driveway and parking lot repairs.