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Arthur Sapinski — Mr. Sapinski questioned the placement of signs around town, specifically near Alexander Insurance and was curious as to how that would be handled. Southbridge Crossing: Commissioner Boyd explained that Southbridge Crossing was originally purchased to redevelop and to bring Ivy Tech to Town. As of last month, it is fully occupied. To that extent, the Commission wishes to work in 2018 to sell Southbridge Crossing to the private sector. The RDC would like to issue an Request For Qualifications (RFQ) to brokerage firms who could represent the RDC in the sale of the property. CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) had been providing property management services over the last several years and affective January 15, the RDC has ended that contract. Commissioner Boyd recommended the RDC move forward with Manns Consulting who will provide property management services at half the price. Property management fees are included in Common Area Maintenance (CAM) charges, so they are passed onto the tenants. Commissioner Boyd made the motion to approve the contract with Manns Consulting to provide property management services for Southbridge Crossing for $1,000 a month effective January 16, 2018. Commissioner Stultz seconded the motion, which carried 4-0. Gateway Project Update: North Gateway: Per Manns, the north gateway spotlight is set to ship February 2. Bicentennial Park: Manns shared that the Mooresville Parks Department will be providing event planning services for Bicentennial Park. Manns shared that a majority of the punch list had been completed excluding landscaping which will happen in the spring. The lighting around the flames are being completely replaced at the cost of the manufacturer and the ship date for those is January 18, 2018. Manns also noted that in the docket, a claim for partial retainage is included. Additionally, Manns presented Change Order 3 in the amount of $5,481.00. An access door was requested per the Parks Department in the amount of $1,994.00. Additionally, when the park and streetscape was separated, REA did not include the brick blending of the two projects $3,487.00. Commissioner Stultz made the motion to approve Change Order 3. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Beikman and carried 4-0. Old Business: Manns stated there is an invoice from IPL in the docket for $5,689.75 for the removal of the wooden pole on South Indiana. They will not complete the work until they are paid. Separate from that amount, at the December meeting, a quote from Meade Electric was provided for $2,250 to add a utility rise to existing INDOT strain pole. $600 of that was for a bond. Upon further review, INDOT stated that the bond needed to in the Town's name and the Town's insurance carrier could issue one for $100. Therefore, we saved $500. After the last meeting, Manns reached out to Mindy at the Chamber to see if any chamber member could provide street banners locally. Paul Uhls of BNC Supply was cheaper than the previously approved quote. There is an invoice in the docket for $5,880 which is half of the cost of the new banners.