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~R.7 February 4, 2003 The Mooresville Town Council met in regular session on Tuesday, February 4, 2003, at 6:30 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Town council members present: President Toby Dolen, Troy Bryant, John L. Clark, Tom Worthen, and Mark Mathis. No members were absent. Town attorney Tim Currens was present. Mark Mathis gave the invocation. Motion was made by Councilman Worthen, second by Councilman Bryant to approve the manures of the January 21, 2003 meeting. Motion carried S-0. First on the agenda was the Morgan County Historical and Geneology Association . Dale Gray and Helen Windermuth reported to the Town Council on the project to restore the old Methodist Cemetery located on West Washington Street. The association had received a grant from the Community Foundation. xn the amount of $1,000. Operation Round-up had turned them down for a grant. The project cast is $6200, with one-half of the time of Ms. Windermuth donated and 100% of the time of Dale Gray donated. Ms. Gray said the next step was to have a public program around the first of March to appeal for funds and they needed written permission from the Town Council to work on the Cemetery. Motion was made by Councilman Worthen, second by Councilman Clark to give permission to the Historical and Geneology Association to work on the old Methodist Cemetery. Motion carried S-0. Town attorney Tim Currens will have a Resolution drawn. Next, Nedra Parsons, 28 & 29 Meadow Lane in Boyd Heights spoke to the council about septic problems. The State Board of Health had given her thirty days to get the problem solved. They had told her to contact Toe Beikman and asked to be put on the council agenda. She also talked to Mark Mathis. Councilman Mathis suggested to the council that since Boyd Heights was not in the town limits, the town would request 100 % annexation and we would run sanitary lines. Councilman Mathis said that South Johnson Road could also be included. President Dolen agreed and once they were annexed, Food and Beverage Funds could be used. Mrs. Parsons asked how to proceed. Tirn Currens will get a form together for her to take to the homeowners. She asked Councilman Mathis if he could call the State Board of Health and explain what is attempting to be done. Councilman Mathis will contact the State Board of Health. Andrea Guisbert wrote a letter to the council reguesting a "SLOW' or "CHILDREN AT PLAY" sign on Peaceful View Drive in Rooker Run addition. Street Superintendent Joe Beikman told the council that signs that have be erected have been done so by the homeowner's associations. Rooker Run does not have an association. The sign and post would cost approximately $60 to $70 dollars. Motion was made by Councilman Mathis, second by Councilman Clark to install this sign. Motion carried 5-0. Next on the agenda was a rezone from R-1 to R-3 far Herb and Linda Asher at 103 West High Street. The Ashers were not present. Robert Williamson told the council they Ashers had already built a second apartment with the exterior finished but the interior was not completed.. This rezone was tabled to the February 18`~ meeting and the Clerk- Treasurer will try to contact the A.shers to inquire about their intentions. Jeff' Banning of Banning and Associates appeared before the council along with Richard Henderson from Arbor Homes to request a rezone from Agriculture to R1-D and R1-C for the property on Hadley Road owned by the Jessups. Richard Henderson spoke first telling the council they had originally filed as R1-D in July 2002. Due to concerns of the Plan Commission they asked Arbor Homes to come back as a PUD. A PUD was filed for the August 22, 2002 Plan Commission meeting with 2461ots, they were granted a continuance and then the PUD was denied. Arbor Homes went back to Grandview to come up with a compromise, but couldn't come to a final one, so they made changes and brought to. the Plan Commission an R 1-C and R 1-D f ling with R 1-C on all exterior lots and R1-D in the interior. Additional standards had been added: Rl-C minimum of 1400