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Michael Schiff from the Student Council at Mooresville High School A resented 953 three naives for Old 67: Big Blue Boulevard, Pioneer Pride Parkway, and Pioneer Pride Trail. Council President.Goodwin suggested taking these names under advisement. Councilman Harr xd we eed to o- at the aster Plan again that the taxpayers had spent Ic� m� `� � s on. Alnotion was made by Councilman Harris with a second by Councilman Cook to take under advisement and follow up at a later date. Motion carried 5-0. A motion was made by Councilman Clarlc with a second by Councilman Cook to approve a request from Mike Podorff, ABATE, to close Main Street fi ozn Indiana to the alley or to Clay Street June 3'd from 2 to 5 PM for a blood drive. The permit has been signed by all departments involved and one officer has been assigned to work-this event. Motion carried 5-0. A motion was made by Councilman. Cook with a second by Councilman Harris to close Main Street from Indiana to Clay Street for a Madi Gras sponsored by Citizen's Bank- on Thursday June 17, 5-11 PM. They wish to use Street Department barricades, and two officers. Motion carried 5-0. Glen Hardy, Churches in Mission on South Indiana Street, brought a problem to the council. They have been having problems with their restroom and found they are not hooked to the sewer system. They have been paying a sewer bill since before 1997. They are asking permission to hook on to the sewer. Morz Plumbing is going to do the work and is donating it all except the labor. Churches in Mission have been paying sewer bills totaling $1,823. S possibly `31'� more since out records only go back-to 1997. Street Superintendent, Joe Beikman, said he could dye test to make sure they are not hooked on. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Harris to waive the $900 connection fee. Motion carried 5-0. Attorney Currens reported to the council he was asking permission to execute an agreement with Cornerstone Grants. A motion was made by Councilman Langley to approve release of funds document seconded by Councilman Clark. Motion carried 5-0. This agreement is to show the Town is in compliance with the grant and each of the requirements under the grant has been made. Another motion was made by Councilman Langley with a second by Councilman Clark to appoint Council President Goodwin as signatory. Motion carried 5-0. Fire Chief, Tim Medsker, reported a total of 3 54 calls in April and May. Street Commissioner, Joe Beikman, reported a rebid the paving project on Old 67 from the bridge to the curve. If the road is paved the passing lane has to come up 1 �/2 inches. Joe is waiting on a firm quote. A motion was made by Councilman Cook with a second by Councilman Clark to pave the Town's portion of the roadway. Motion carried 5-0. Street Superintendent, Joe Beil-man, added another loader bid to the list. McDonald at $100,676.00 including a $19,000 trade in. Payments would be $21,000 for five years. Councilman Langley re-stated that based on the hours of use for the current loader it could last another two to three years. The current loader is 23 years old. Joe Beikman said he was looking down the road to a time when he had to replace a dump truck and did not want to have to replace a loader at the same tune. A motion was made by Councilman Clark-with a second by Councilman Cook to commit to a new loader. Motion carried 3-2 with Councilman Langley and Councilman Goodwin opposed. Mark Taylor, Animal Control, reported nineteen (19) calls, fourteen (14) impounds, and seven (7) returns.