Senoia residents

will get to participate in something Monday that's been a rarity this

fall a City Council meeting.

Interested

spectators who showed up last Monday to attend the council's regular meeting

discovered that it had been cancelled.

According to

City Clerk Debbie Hogan, the reason was jury duty.

Mayor Joan

Trammell was sequestered in a Newnan courtroom Monday and did not know

when she would be released from the jury pool, so the city had to cancel

the meeting because a quorum would not be present.

With councilmen

Darren Ratajski and Pam Youngblood having resigned in the last few months,

it left the city with only two council members, Dianne Cleveland and Bob

Hannah, and the mayor.

If one of the

three could not make the meeting, it had to be cancelled because there

would not be enough elected officials present to conduct business.

But this Monday,

there should be a full slate in attendance.

With Tuesday's

election now complete, Robert Belisle and Bill Wood will be sworn in Monday

to replace the resigning councilpersons.

Newly-elected

mayor Dianne Cleveland, Robert Hannah and Patrick Tunnell will be sworn

in during the council's first meeting in January.

Monday's meeting

starts at 7 p.m. at City Hall.