Senoia residents

will found out Monday night how expensive phase two of the city's sewer

system will be.

The City Council

is expected to announce the awarding of the contract to provide sewerage

service to city residents.

Three years

ago, the city completed a small portion of the systenm to provide sewerage

to low-income residents, but phase two will effectively provide service

to all residents and the city's downtown area. Several years ago, the

price tag for the entire project was pegged at $6.1 million.

The city is

building the project with a combination of loans and grants. The state's

Rural Development Agency will loan the city several million for the project.

With a timeline of one year, the city could be fully hooked up to the

system by early next year.

During Monday's

meeting, the City Council will also:

Announce the

winners of the Arbor Day poster contest.

Recognize

the Senoia Tree Committee for a very successful Arbor Day celebration

Recognize

the participation of Scout Troop 49 in Arbor Day festivities.

The meeting

starts at 7 p.m. at City Hall.