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April 16, 2019 The Mooresville Town Council met in regular session on Tuesday, April 16, at 6:30 P. M. at the Mooresville Government Center. Council members present were: Mark Mathis, Dustin Stanley, Jessica Hester, and Council President Tom Warthen. Councilman David Rogers was absent. Town attorney Mel Daniel was present. Tom Warthen gave the prayer. A motion was made by Councilman Stanley with a second by Councilwoman Hester to approve the minutes of April 2, 2019. Motion carried 4-0. New Business - Mindy Taylor, Chamber of Commerce, met with the Police, Fire, and Street Departments on April 2nd and made changes to the map and vendor forms for the Block Party to be held on June 8th. The Kid Zone is on West Main Street and the Fire will have the First Aid. There is also a golf outing scheduled for the 26th of June. There were 60 volunteers for the Joe Beikman Clean Up Day. New Business: Adam Britton talking about parking on the street: He had been issued a parking citation for parking on the south side of the street. The 1982 Ordinance found on Laser Fiche and also went back to a 1977 parking ordinance. Attorney Daniel told the council there are companies that will codify the Ordinances and Resolutions. Council President Warthen said we will need the cost for this. Adam also talked about another issue he could foresee: As the older generations move out of the old New Addition and new younger generations move in there will be more cars to each home. There is still 14.7 feet if cars are parked on both sides of the street. Another subject Adam told the council about was the Laser Fiche being hard to navigate. The council will see if upgrades are available. Census Update- Dustin Stanley, President Tom Warthen and Julie in Public Works are representing the Chicago Area. This is the first time the census can be answered on line. Council President Warthen told the audience that the count is very important because the count gives us our revenue share, and certified shares thru our schools. Carlisle Street Barrier -This is for the tennis courts on Carlisle Street, something to protect people observing the tennis matches. Dave Moore, Public Works, offered working with the school and get this project done before paving Carlisle Street. Randy Taylor, Superintendent of Mooresville Consolidated School, and Dave Moore came up with a wood barrier due to the drainage and infrastructure, sort of a Brown County look. Will build at or off all drainage lines and Mr. Taylor offered some manpower from the school. A motion was made by Councilman Mathis with a second by Councilwoman Hester to proceed with the Town's manpower on this project. Motion carried 4-0. West side Sewer Interceptor: