Leaders in

Senoia want people to recognize the city.

In fact, Mayor

Joan Trammell would eventually like to see shirts available in City Hall

that bears the city's trademark of Princess Senoia that visitors to the

city could purchase.

Trammell unveiled

her proposal to the City Council Monday night. She would like to see the

city's politicians get shirts or jackets with the logo to wear to many

of the government meetings they attend.

The mayor gave

accounts of prior meetings that she had attended where many other municipalities

were strutting their logos proudly.

Trammell has

checked with the city's attorney and said they could use the trademark,

but long-time resident Joanne Utt was not so sure.

Utt said the

city's Historical Society had brokered a deal with a previous administrations

to allow the use of the Princess Senoia logo.

But the catch

is that the city cannot sell the product for a profit.

Trammell said

the city would be selling the shirts at cost to the council members, but

said she would not be opposed to the Historical Society getting a portion

of the proceeds if the shirts were ever sold to the public.

"We just

have a lot of people who come in here who want to buy a souvenir,"

she said.

Utt said she

would discuss the matter with the Historical Society and get back to Trammell,

but she did not see a problem in the city allowing just city politicians

and workers to purchase shirts.