The city leaders

of Senoia will retreat to the Freeman Sasser building in the city's park

later this month to determine the city's goals and projects for the upcoming

year.

The retreat

is set for Feb.28 and runs from noon until 5 p.m. Mayor Joan Trammell

said a similar retreat held by the city two years ago was an all-day event,

but she believes the Council can get the issues discussed in five hours

this year.

In a significant

move, Trammell issued an invitation to County Commissioner Vernon "Mutt"

Hunter to attend the retreat.

"I think

that will give him a better idea of what we're facing down here,"

she said.

Trammell and

Hunter have not been on the best terms for the last year. Trammell, along

with Senoia City Councilman Dianne Cleveland, backed Hunter's opponent

in last November's election.

Trammell also

expressed dismay that the county's recent contribution of $10,000 to the

city's library was made payable to the library board and not the city.

"I asked

the county to make the check out to the city, but they said they could

not do that," she said.

This is the

first mini-squabble between city officials and Coweta County since the

election and Trammell is hopeful Hunter will take her up on her offer

and attend the retreat.