A proposed

new public works building for Senoia will have to wait at least another

two weeks before it is approved.

The City Council

table a request to approve an $81,000 bid for the facility after Councilman

Bill Wood said he wanted more time to study the bids.

The winning

bid was $81,000 and consists of a prefabricated metal building that city

workers will finish on the inside.

The other bids

were for "turn-key" operations, but Wood wanted to know if a

request for proposal had been sent out to prospective bidders.

Mayor Joan

Trammell said the money for the building is coming from sales tax funds,

and the city is trying to get the building ordered before workers have

to spend another harsh winter in their current facility.

But Wood said

he would rather have time to study all the bids and make a recommendation

in two weeks.

Council voted

4-1 with Trammel opposed to table the idea.

She urged the

council to "Do your homework" before the next meeting so a decision

can be reached.