Senoia's long-standing

moratorium on new development will end before the calendar turns to 2004.

The City Council unanimously

voted to end the ban Dec. 1. For the last few months, the council has

been working on a variety of issues in anticipation of lifting the halt

to development.

"We've reworked our

zoning rules, and will have our impact fees ordinance in place by then,"

said Mayor Dianne Cleveland.

In other business, the City

Council:

� Approved the city's

millage rate at 6.01 mills. The rate dropped slightly from last year's

6.08 mills, so residents should see no increase in their property tax

bills.

� Announced that flu shots

would be available at City Hall Oct. 31 from 10 a.m. to noon.

"The shots are $15 and

I think they're free if you have Medicare," said Cleveland.