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that legal counsel is working through some documents that are related to Cherry Blossom Way and asked if legal counsel was comfortable awarding the bid subject to the receipt of final documentation from adjacent property owners or if the RDC needed to wait. Attorney Currens indicated he advised the RDC to wait for the final documentation be received from adjacent property owners. Commissioner Gutzwiller requested Manns contact Banning Engineering and update them on the status, including the intention of awarding the bid to Milestone Contractors, LP. No new business. Legal Update: Attorney Currens had a copy of the previously passed MOU and Temporary Construction Easement between the RDC and H&R that needed a signature. Commissioner Boyd motioned to make Commissioner Gutzwiller signatory. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Stultz and passed 5-0. Attorney Currens also had an updated copy of the JAS Cinema lease. On page six, a typo was discovered which affected the lease rates. The tenant has signed the updated lease and the RDC needed to sign the copy as well. Commissioner Beikman made the motion to accept the change and to appoint Commissioner Gutzwiller signatory on the updated JAS Cinema lease. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Corman and passed 5-0. Economic Development/Projects Update: Manns updated the RDC that most of March was spent working on CAM Expenses and the coordination of Cherry Blossom Way. She indicated she also sent letters to each of the downtown tenants regarding ADA compliance and only Karen Rogers at 1 West Main had responded. She will work with Commissioner Beikman and REA to move this forward. Manns also reported that one candidate had already removed their signs from the former Remster property and that the other had indicated he couldn't remove it until the following Sunday. The Commission asked that Manns wait until Monday and if they are still onsite, that a call be made to the state since they are in the state right-of-way. Additionally, there was a sign on the property for Troy the Plumber and the Commission requested Manns call the owner to have him remove his sign. Two no parking signs are also on site but need restaked. The Commission asked Manns to work with Dave Moore and the street department to see if they could restake those signs. Manns also provided the RDC with a copy of the Annual Report which must be presented to the Town Council as well as the state. Manns worked with Attorney Currens and Clerk Treasurer Perry to complete the report. Attorney Currens thanked Manns for her assistance and explained this has been something rather time consuming in the past. With Manns completing a draft of the report for legal counsel's review, it saves the RDC money. Commissioner Corman motioned the annual report be accepted as is. Commissioner Stultz seconded the motion. The motion passed 5-0. Review of Claims: Commissioner Gutzwiller indicated that Commissioner Beikman had previously requested that all REA claims be considered separate from the rest. Commissioner Boyd made the motion to accept claims as presented excluding the REA claims. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Stultz and passed 5-0. Commission Gutzwiller provided two separate claims by REA: one from March for $4,151.60 and one for April for $3,543.33. Commissioner Beikman made the motion to deny the March claim of $4,151.60 because it dealt with the Gateway project and hasn't been completed to the RDC's likings. Corman seconded the motion. The motion passed 4-1 (Commissioner Gutzwiller). Commissioner Corman made the motion to approve the April claim for $3,543.33 to REA. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Boyd and passed 5-0.