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MOORESVILLE REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MINUTES THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2016 Members present: Harold Gutzwiller, Don Stultz, Bill Boyd, Joe Beikman and Tim Corman. Mark Meadows, non-voting member from Mooresville Consolidated School board, was absent. Town Attorney, Tim Currents was present. Project Manager Chelsey Manns was also present. A motion was made by Commissioner Corman and seconded by Commissioner Beikman to approve the February financials. Motion carried 5-0. Bids were opened for the construction of Cherry Blossom Way. They were as follows Rieth-Riley Construction Company - $1,378,600 Force Construction Company - $1,469,451.19 E&B Paving - $1,370,980 Milestone Contractors, LP - $1,285,000 The bids were given to Banning Engineering to review and an award is expected to be made at the April 6th meeting. The Commission was presented with a proposal from Holloway Engineering not to exceed $1,500 to provide an ALTA Survey on the recently purchased Remster property. A second proposal from another firm was provided but was higher in price. Commissioner Beikman asked whether or not the prior boundary survey included pins. Manns indicated that she would check and if they had not been done previously, that would be made a stipulation of the ALTA survey. A motion was made to have Holloway perform an ALTA survey for the Remster property not to exceed $1,500 by Commissioner Boyd and was seconded by Commissioner Stultz. The motion passed 5-0 Commissioner Gutzwiller indicated that there were political signs either on the Remster property or on the state right-of-way surrounding the property. Tim Corman made a motion to have Manns contact the candidates and request the signs be removed. It was seconded by Stultz. The motion passed 5-0. Several vehicles are parked on the Remster property with for sale signs. Manns was asked to follow up with the broker about the removal of those vehicles. The Commission also asked that Manns check to see if any signs regarding parking or trespassing are currently on the property. Tim Currens advised the Commission to purchase insurance for the Remster property. The Commission agreed. Commissioner Gutzwiller had indicated the need to order two appraisals for Southbridge Crossing. Commissioner Stultz made the motion to order two appraisals for Southbridge Crossing. It was seconded by Commissioner Beikman and passed 5-0. Common Area Maintenance (CAM) for Southbridge Crossing will be averaged over the last two years and provided to the outlots as well as the tenants to be paid monthly for the remainder of the year for