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~4~ then we need to have those people #ix this problem. They will review the 1978 records and if this is true, then Councilman Bryant said that is where corrections have to be made. Councilman Warthen said he wanted to bid the Highway 267 project with the setting of the prevailing wage. Councilman Bryant said that would be replacing from Northridge Drive down to Memorial Drive and pick up again at Main Street to Commerce, Newby School, water runs need to be replaced. Joe wants to do away with three manholes in that area. The consensus of the council was that once the prevailing wage was set, they would go ahead and advertise for the Highway 267 project. There will be some answers to some of the questions at January 20, 2004 meeting. Legal: Attorney Currens had an inter-local agreement that had already been passed with Brown Township on the compressor to be signed by the council. A motion was made by Councilman Bryant and a second by Councilman Dolen to approve Resolution # 1, 2004 to proceed with the imminent domain on the Turner property at 39 West Main Street. Motion carried 4-0. The next step in Che procedure is to publish this resolution and this will come back up at the February 3,2004 meeting at which time they can modify if needed. Councilman Bryant asked Attorney Currens if he could explain the filling of the vacancy on the council resulting from Mark Mathis's resignation. Attorney Currens said he really hadn't researched this but it is done by the Republican Party and it was his understanding that the precinct committeemen for the Town of Mooresville make the decision on who the replacement is and that has to be a resident out of that district. Councilman Bryant said so if there are people interested they should contact the Republican Party Chairman or the precinct committeemen. Attorney Currens said he would say the chairman, Rod Bray or the precinct committeemen. Just so the chairman knows, so he could set a time for a caucus to be set. Councilman Bryant asked if they could request this to be advertised by the council and Attorney Currens said that was out of the council's hands. Councilman Bryant said he just wanted to make sure the people in that district knew of this vacancy and knew where to apply if interested. He said he had some people ask hina and he had told them Co contact Rod Bray. Fire Dept.: The old rescue squad and the SUV have gone to the auction- Councilman Bryant asked Joe Beikman if he had any information on the antique streeC lights that Mark Mathis was working on, he would like to have the contact name so he could call and get information. Helen Humes was working on this, so Councilman Bryant will contact her. Animal Control Officer Mark Taylor reported seventeen (17) calls, five (5) impounds and Cwo (2) returns. A motion was made by Councilman Dolen, and a second by Councilman Bryant to approve payment of the claims. Motion carried 4-0. There being no further business to come before the council at this time, a motion was made by Councilman Dolen, and a second by Councilman Clark to adjourn the meeting. Motion carved 4-0. The next regular scheduled meeting of the Mooresville Town Council will. be on Tuesday, J~uiuary 20, 2004, at 6:00 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. ~~ _.., l ~r President: om Warthen .. _~ Attest:, .. ~~// ~' ., Sandra R. Perry, Clerk-Treasurer i 1 1