LaGrange City Council has agreed to put a four-way stop at the intersection of Calumet Center Drive and Ragland Street.

The decision was based on a traffic study done by police Lt. Del Armstrong and several complaints made by Ragland Street residents at council’s Thursday afternoon meeting. Armstrong said the area needs a flashing light and a “do not enter” sign at the exit of Shuford Fields.

Complaints about the area stemmed from heavy traffic during baseball games at the nearby George Harris Baseball Complex.

In other matters Thursday, council:

— Tabled a request for a beer license from management of the Hood Store at 609 Whitesville St. Two of the store’s former employees - Azair Tariq 24, and Shoab Tariq, 26, both of Hogansville - were arrested June 20 on outstanding warrants of possession of counterfeit goods with intent to sell. The two also were accused in September of operating illegal gambling machines at the former AK Food Mart on Whitesville Street.

— Adopted the 2009-10 budget.

— Rezoned a small piece of property at northwest corner of corner of Davis and Hogansville roads, and.

— Approved to change the current $500 regulation fee for carnival operators to $100.

Also, City Manager Tom Hall announced that the city will provide commercial sanitation services to Sewon, Glovis America and Mobis Georgia, all Kia suppliers.

Kenneth Thompson can be reached at kethompson@ lagrangenews.com or at (706) 884-7311, Ext. 228.