Developers

will have to wait at least another six months before they can start on

any new subdivisions in Senoia.

The Senoia

City Council unanimously approved extending its moratorium until the end

of October. The moratorium was do to expire at the end of this month,

but officials said they still needed more time for studies to be completed.

City administrator

Murray McAfee also recommended that no new subdivision plans be accepted

during the next six months also. The city is currently finishing water

and sewer studies, and has embarked on trying to get an impact fee ordinance

drafted.

"We're

a lot closer on that," he said.

Currently,

four subdivisions are underway in the city, and the city's leaders would

like to have all their studies completed before the moratorium is lifted.

The city is

also currently awaiting final approval for its sewer funding and hopes

to get the word within the next two weeks.

Once the funding

is approved, city leaders will be able to get a handle on the possible

growth the sewer system can handle.