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'72 April 19, 2005 The Mooresville Town Council met on Tuesday, April 19, 2005, at 6:30 P. M, at the Mooresville Town Hall. Council members present were: President Tam Worthen, Troy Bryant, John L. Clark, and Toby Dolen. Councilman Eric Shields was absent. Town Attorney Tim Currens was present. Tom Worthen gave the prayer. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Dolen to approve the minutes of Apri15, 2005. Motion carried 4-0. Ross Holloway, Holloway Engineering, presented a request far rezone of property located at 114 E. High Street, owned by Bob and Mary Bingham, from R-1 to B-2. The Plan Commission had voted unanimously to recommend to the Town Council to approve the rezone. If the access is off of High Street they will need a State permit. President Worthen asked since access into the carwash is off of High Street, could the access be off of this business? Mr. Holloway said it could be possible if the State is concerned about safety. Tom Worthen said he felt like the two drive. accesses would be too close. A motion was made by Councilman Dolen with a second by Councilman Clark to rezone this property to B-2 froze R-1. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Bryant to approve Ordinance. 8, 2005 to rezone 114 East High Street frozxz R-1 to B-2. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Dolen to approve wastewater availability fees for PacMoore in the amount of $ 4,620.00 Availability Fees 3,78D.00 Connection Fees Motion carried 4-0. Leslie Harris did not appear. Next, Al Hornaday appeared before the council to request financial assistance for this year for his ambulance service: This item was tabled from April S, 2005. Tom Worthen said he would like for some kind of contract between the Township and the Town. Mr. Hornaday said that would be fine with him and Mr. Currens could draw it up for a two year contract. Councilman Clark asked if the other entities had helped financially. Mr. Hornaday told the council that Brooklyn was still deciding and $8,800 was coming from Monrovia Fire District. Tom Worthen said he felt comfortable with $50,000 for right now and hopes there could be more money available at the end of the year. Mr. Hornaday said he would have to see if he could provide ambulance service to Mooresville for $50,000. A motion was made by Councilman Dolen with a second by Councilman Bryant to approve $25,000 after the first tax distribution and $25,000 after the second tax distribution for ambulance service. Motion carried 4-0. Jerry Staum, Ecoquest, had Dan Klinger present the quote far quality air control far the old Methodist Church/new Town Ha11. The prices on the quote are good until the end of this year. Attorney Currens told the council they needed to get two other quotes. Mr. Klinger requested if they get quotes from two other companies to make sure it is the same equipment as what he has because his equipment is unique as far as technology. Mr. Klinger agreed to get specifications to the council before they tried to get more quotes. Truck routes and speed limit on North Indiana Street was next on the agenda. Joe Beikman, Street Department, and Tim Viles, Police Department, had worked together an the proposed truck route. Council President Worthen asked Mark Harris, Police Sergeant, if there was a lot of truck traffic on Franklin Street and, Mark Harris answered yes. Joe Beikman said the trucks were coming up thru Town and cutting across on Clay and Jefferson Streets also which helps congestion in the middle of the Town. He added the point you cannot touch a State Raad as far as distinguishing a truck route.