Senoia OK's new ethics regulations
The Senoia City Council Monday night approved an upgrade to the city’s ethics ordinance that addresses frivolous ethics complaints.
Source: Fayette Citizen
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Senoia revamping ethics ordinance
The Senoia City Council is in process of revamping the city’s ethics ordinance by adding criteria that essentially serves as a litmus test for potentially frivolous ethics violations against elected or appointed officials and city employees.
Source: Fayette Citizen
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Senoia swats back at unusual lawsuit
Senoia city attorney Drew Whalen has filed a response to the March 15 lawsuit filed in Coweta County Superior Court by resident Don Rehman against the mayor and city council over a city ordinance that he maintains amounts to a requirement that all males within city limits be required to possess one ounce or more of marijuana.
Source: Fayette Citizen
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Senoia Plans To Change Intersection
Entering Senoia from Georgia Highway 16 at Pylant Street may be easier in a few years now that the city has agreed to execute a Project Framework Agreement with the Georgia Department of Transportation.
Source: Newnan Times-Herald
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Senoia tables hotel tax ordinance
The Senoia City Council last week tabled a proposed ordinance that would establish a Hotel/Motel Excise Tax.
Source: Fayette Citizen
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Bigfoot sighted at Senoia council meeting
It was a sight never seen before at a meeting of the Senoia City Council, or likely at any government meeting for that matter. But the April 1 council meeting included an unexpected guest, one whose visit prompted a unanimous vote to proclaim every April 1 as Bigfoot Day in Senoia.
Source: Fayette Citizen
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Senoia/Coweta sign joint park venture
The Coweta County Commission and the Senoia City Council have approved an intergovernmental agreement that will lead to the establishment of a future active recreation park in the Senoia area. The new park will be designated as the Leroy Johnson Park.
Source: Fayette Citizen
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Ga. Power granted easement on Senoia city property
The Senoia Mayor and City Council moved quickly Monday through a brief agenda highlighted by approval of a power easement and a parade celebrating the opening of youth baseball season in Senoia.
Source: Newnan Times-Herald
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Senoia to sell water tank
The mayor and city council of Senoia, in a called meeting Thursday, adopted a resolution authorizing the sale of a surplus water tank.
Source: Newnan Times-Herald
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Big Deal For Senoia: 750,000 copies of travel guide feature town on cover
Senoia has already become a tourist destination, with visitors flocking to see its shops and dine in its restaurants — and see where scenes from “The Walking Dead” have been filmed, or to visit the Southern Living Idea House, which was open last year from early summer through December.
Source: Newnan Times-Herald
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Senoia holds firm on development fees
The agenda for the year’s first meeting of the Senoia City Council held Jan. 7 was relatively light. But considering that the city has not seen staggering effects from the ongoing recession, the vote to maintain the variety of fees charged for development could be beneficial for any new business prospects.
Source: Fayette Citizen
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2012 a stellar year for Senoia
Senoia may only have 4,000 residents, but 2012 brought a volume of activity that would be expected in a city many times it’s size.
Source: Fayette Citizen
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