After more

than a month of meetings and discussions, the Senoia City Council will

vote Monday night on the preliminary plat for the first phase of the Twin

Lakes subdivision.

The first phase

of the development features 391 homes on Rockaway Road. The pressure between

developers and City Hall exploded last month over water for the development.

The city's

staff, including city engineer Ben Turnipseed, maintained the development

needs an above-ground water tank storage system.

During a Planning

Commisison meeting late last month, Twin Lakes officials agreed to donate

land for the tank and pay for the cost of it.

The City Council

had provided the developers a list of concerns, which city administrator

Murray McAffee said had been met by the developers during the Planning

Commission meeting.

"It looks

ready to go," he said.

Other items

on Monday's agenda include:

The first

read of the Backflow Prevention Ordinance.

A first read

of the sewer use ordinance.

The resolution

agreement for the newly formed Board of Elections.

Recommendation

of land purchase greenspace advisory committee.

A Planning

& Zoning Certificate of Appropriateness Recommendation for Senoia

Heights.

A Planning

& Zoning Certificate of Appropriateness Recommendation for Donna King

of 234 Morgan Street. King wants to add a Garage and build an dddition

to her house

The meeting

starts at 7:30 p.m. at Senoia City Hall.