The city of

Senoia could see a major development come to fruition after nearly 12

years of starts and stops.

Twin Lakes

subdivision stands partially built on Rockaway Road. Several years ago,

nearly 800 acres was zoned as a Planned Unit Development and city leaders

have maintained the development could reshape the city.

Monday night,

Chris Cooper, representing the Mullen Group, told the City Council that

his property management company is actively trying to sell the property.

The property

has been tangled up in the legal dealings of owner Amir Virani, but Cooper

said Virani is ready to sell the property.

During the

next few months, Cooper said his group will work with the city's Planning

and Zoning Commission to make sure everything is in place as far as zoning

ordinances are concerned, so potential buyers won't have any problems.

Members of

the City Council did not have any questions for Cooper, but Councilman

Bob Hannah said he's sure he will have questions as the process continues.

If the property

is built as planned, it could add hundreds of houses to Senoia, along

with a commercial shopping district.