The Senoia

City Council has decided to slow down traffic on Amey Street.

Lavourgous

Robinson, who lives on the residential street, told the council Monday

night that his street is filled with speeders during the morning and evening

rush hours.

The reason

is many Southern Mills workers are using the road as a shortcut to the

plant on Andrews Parkway, he said.

Robinson originally

wanted the City Council to change the road to a one-way, but City Councilman

Bill Wood said that really would not solve the problem.

"That

only solves half the problem," he said.

Robinson said

he didn't care how the problem was solved because he was just concerned

for the safety of the children on the street.

He had already

presented the City Council with a petition from all the adult residents

who live on the street that implored the council to fix the problem.

In the end,

the City Council decided to use speed bumps on the road to slow down the

traffic.

City administrator

Murray McAfee said he would contact Coweta County about who the county

uses to install speed bumps and would report