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Debbie, Zydeco's, told the Town Council she had a call from the Indy 500 Board and they wanted to rent the restaurant for a Friday night. Both sides of East Main Street would be lined with thirty three Pace cars. The event is for the Board of directors and their wives from 6:30 P. M. to 10:30 P. M. After some discussion a motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Goodwin to approve closing East Main from Indiana to the first alley for the designated time. Motion carried 5-0. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Cook to approve pay requests#3 and #4 for Theinemen, Wastewater Treatment Plant UV disinfection. Motion carried 5-0. Jenny Jones, J B Towers, appeared before the council saying she was on a fact finding mission at this point. J B Towers builds cell towers to hold multiple carriers and wanted to know what process she needed to follow. She was told to get in touch with Mr. Beikinan, Building Inspector and Attorney Currens before going to the zoning board since the Town Council does not monitor cell towers. Councilman Langley asked if there was a large demand for towers in this are. M.s Jones said she hadn't heard a"no"but there hadn't been a huge response. The Mooresville FFA would like to hang a banner for Alcohol Awareness Day. The Town of Mooresville Utility Superintendent would like to move it from the area they normally use on North Indiana Street. High winds are tearing out bolts from the rotting poles. If they hang the banner on IPL poles, Joe Beikman would have to sign a liability agreement. A motion was made by Councilman Goodwin with a second by Councilman Clark to approve hanging the banner where the Utility Superintendent suggests and how he suggests. Motion carried 5-0. Karen Hancock, 5121 East County Line Road,requested permission to hook on to the wastewater. She had paid to have a lateral hood up at the time A &A Transmission put in their wastewater and she wants to hook up her pole barn and house. She has a mini farm not contiguous to A &A Transmission. She had a building zone commercial but she said she had it rezoned back to agriculture. Attorney Currens said he would have to check into the zoning and told her to call Joe Beikinan the next day and find out what the fees precisely would be. After this she is to come back on April 21" Amy Miller, Cornerstone Grants spoke to the council about some information she had concerning the DR.2 money grant for water or sewer projects. You have to be on the State Revolving Loan list or the USDA list to be eligible. There is no ceiling on the grant, it is non- competitive and is done as a case by case basis, but she did not know if we were very close oil the project. Attorney Currens told her the town had the project plan and was working with HNTB on the project and the financing was probably going to be a.bond with Redevelopment Commission and the Town. Amy Miller told the council. to talk with HNTB to see how soon. they could get the project on the list and the town would still have to do an income survey. She had two quotes: Ball State University$2300 and would have to develop a list of names and phone numbers on an Excel Program, Jeff Hornsby $2,250 and doesn't care what kind of listing as long as we give naives and a phone book. Amy said there was also DR2 money available for Storm Water. The income list would cover the part of the Town the project would cover. The ceiling on Storm.Water money is 1 million dollars. The income survey lasts for four years. It will take two to six weeks to complete. After two years and after that would have to recertify for another two years. A motion was made by Councilman.Clark with a second by Councilman Cook to do an income survey. Motion carried 5-0. The'Town has to be 51% low to moderate income, according to HUD. A motion was made by Councilman Goodwin with a second by Councilman Langley to approve Jeff Hornsby quote of$2,250.00 for the income survey and pay out of Town Miscellaneous line item in the Town Hall budget. Motion carried 5-0. Council President Mark Harris will call Chris Gale of IINTB to discuss a meeting about getting on the State Revolving Fund list. Attorney Currens had copies of the cemetery mowing contracts for reading and signing. Councilman Goodwin noticed the actual approval by the board was March 1.7 but Attorney Currens said that would not make a difference at this point. A motion was made by Councilman Goodwin with a second by Councilman Langley to approve the contract as given. Motion carried 5-0. Animal Control Officer, Mark Taylor, reported thirty one (3 1) calls, eleven(11) impounds, and six (6)returned. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Goodwin to approve payment of the claims. Motion carried 5-0.