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Gateway Project Update: Bicentennial Park: Manns shared she is working with Brent Callahan and the Parks Department regarding new benches for the park. She hopes to have those ready for approval at the April meeting so they can be delivered and installed prior to the summer concert series kickoff. Regarding the flame lights, Manns shared Myers Construction has completed Phase One, the weeps, the second week of February, which seems to be working well. There is moisture but it's draining away. No water is present deeper than the ribs at the bottom of the housing and by far is the best the contractor has seen. The moisture can be vacuumed and dried and Phase 2, potting, is scheduled for next week. The weather hasn't cooperated to complete Phase 2 to this point. Once Phase 2 is complete, they can work to attain the performance bond. The INDOT High Street project plans to hold a public meeting in the May/June timeframe. Old Business: Commissioner Gutzwiller shared a Scope of Work from Banning Engineering to complete a TOPO Survey on the Pauley Property and some offsite TOPO work in the amount of $23,000. Commissioner Stultz made the motion to approve the contract as presented. Commissioner Stanley seconded the motion, which carried 4-0. Manns shared Dave Moore and the Street Department are willing to tear down the house for the cost of a couple of dumpsters. Commissioner Gutzwiller stated he and Manns had walked through the house and there was nothing to salvage. Manns shared that statatorally, the RDC may not have residential rental properties. Commissioner Stultz took the opportunity to thank Mr. Moore and the Street Department for their continued support. Commissioner Boyd made the motion to move forward with demolishing the home on the Pauley Property. Commissioner Stanley seconded the motion, which passed 4-0. New Business: No new business Legal Update: No legal update. Economic Development Update: Manns shared she met with Leslie Wagner of Ginovus to discuss the Shell Building, Pauley Property and economic development efforts in Mooresville. She also reconciled Southbridge CAM for the month and will be sending out invoices. She shared legislative updates on SB 83, SB 566 and HB 1596 which each have passed their respective houses. Review of Claims: Claims were presented in the amount of $13,310.70. Commissioner Stanley made the motion to approve the claims as presented. Commissioner Boyd seconded the motion. The motion carried 4-0. For the Good of the Order: No update. The next regular meeting will be Thursday, April 4 at 6:OOpm. Commissioner Stultz made the motion to adjourn.