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8 ~i Councilman Clark stated that he had the estimate from Omega Fabrications far the flag poles in front of the Government Center. For one thirty foot pole, two twenty-five foot poles and the base, the estimate was $3,325.00. Councilman Clark also had an estimate for a n.ew truck for the Utility department.' The state bid for a one ton, Ford F-350 extended cab pickup is $25,141.00. This bid does not include the price of the lift-gate. President Harris stated that he would make copies for all the Councilmen and they would-discuss it at their next meeting. Under legal, Attorney, Tim Currens presented the Council with an amended Salary Ordinance for 2008. Due to the Fair Labor Standards Act, the salary figures for some fire department positions need to be listed annually rather than hourly. This does not, hawever, change the amount they are being paid. A motion to approve Ordinance 1-200$, to amend the Salary Ordinance was made by Councilman Clark, second by Councilman Goodwin. Motion carried 5-0. Tim Currens told the Council that he had the contract between the Tawn and the Senior Citizens Center far the annual donation. that is a budgeted item, hawever he would like to get the signature from them first and the Council would sign it at their next meeting. Tim Gurrens stated that the prior Council had appointed Rex Nichols to replace Helen Humes on the Redevelopment Commission and that Rex had accepted that position.. He also stated that there were still same appointments that needed to be done. President Harris stated that the Police Commission had a meeting scheduled for Thursday, January 17`t' anal that they needed to fill the commissioner's position left. open by Dennis Knierim's resignation. Councilman Langley nominated Larry Bryant to fill that position. Councilman Goodwin made a motion to appoint Larry Bryant to the Police Commission. Motion was second by Councilman Langley and carried 5-0. Chuck Berwick stated that the Plan Commission was still short on members and that there was a meeting scheduled for January 24~. Tim Currens stated that they would not have enough rzaembers to have the meeting on the 24`x. President Harris stated that they would try to make those appointments at the next council meeting. Fire Chief, Les Fanner stated that he would be leaving on the 29`~ of January, with three others leaving an the 30a' for Florida, to pick up the new fire engine. He also stated that he is trying to gather information by the next meeting on a lease purchase for turn out gear. Some of the current sets are between five and ten years old. Animal Control Officer, Mark Taylor, reported eighteen calls, six impounds and three returns. Park Superintendent, Brent Callahan reported that the park was going to receive a grant from the Kendrick Foundation for approximately $70,000 to install a walking trail at Pioneer Park. A motion for the approval of claims was made by Councilman Clark, second by Councilman Goodwin. Motion carried 5-0. There being no further business to conne before the Council at this time, a motian was made by Councilman Clark to adjourn the meeting. Motion was second by Councilman Langley and carried 5-0. The next meeting of the Mooresville Town Council will be held on Tuesday, February 5, 2008, beginning at 6:30 P.M. at the Mooresville Government Center. M H ~ , ouncil President ATTES Sandra R. Perry, Clerk Treasurer