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1528 Linel (division of Mesek, Inc) CF -1— Councilman Warthen moved that this be tabled until next meeting due to a paperwork issue. Councilman Stanley seconded. Motion carried 5-0 New Business — PacMoore Process Technologies CF -1 -The CF -1 report for PacMoore Process Technologies was reviewed Councilman Warthen moved that the real property CF -1 for Resolution 1-2012 was in substantial compliance, Councilwoman Hester seconded. Motion Carried 5-0 Councilman Warthen moved that the CF1 for Resolution 15-2015 was in substantial compliance seconded by Councilman Stanley??? Motion carried 5-0 Holloway Vacate Alley - Councilman Warthen mentioned that the Town does not own the alley. Councilman Warthen made a motion to table this item. Councilman Stanley seconded. Motion carried 5-0 Nice Pack Allocation Area Resolution 8-2020 Chelsea Manns from the redevelopment commission came before the council to present Resolution 8-2020 to carve out 56 acres to create a Nice Pack allocation. Councilman Warthen made the motion to approve Resolution 8-2020. Councilwoman Hester seconded. Motion Carried 5-0 Sewer Hookup Shawn Stewart presented himself before the council to request permission to hook into the sewer system on 2 parcels of land on County Line Rd in Hendricks County. He presented the Council with a plan to develop the land with permission to be able to hook the 2 tracts of land into the Town of Mooresville sewer system. He is intending on building custom homes on the tracts of land. He has an easement to divert runoff water into an adjoining property's pond. There was some discussion about the annexation possibility as the land is located in Hendricks County, and the implications that may come with the land being in another county. Councilman Warthen expressed some concern about zoning and the amount of homes that would add to the ability of the sewer system to run effectively. Mr. Stewart is willing to fund the study to gage the impact on the sewage system. Mike Dellinger from the Morgan County Economic Development told the Council that he is meeting with another homeowner in the area to discuss the possibility of annexation of that property by the county, and suggested the possibility of an additional surcharge for the developers. Shawn Stewart is going to do some studies to determine the feasibility. Council Appointment to Planning Commission — David Saddler applied to fill the position to the Planning Commission. Councilman Warthen expressed concern about a violation of IC 36- 7-4-903 concerning members of the commission and the BZA. Attorney Kaitlyn Voller recommended to wait for clarification of the statute to appoint a member that is not on the BZA. Mooresville 200 th Anniversary—Sharon Taylor & David Reddick have volunteered to assist with the planning of the 200 th anniversary events. Sharon Taylor presented herself before the council to express her excitement to be working on the event, and a general plan of committees that will be formed. Councilman Williams disclosed that Sharon Taylor is part of an organization that is a tenant of his, but does not believe that there is a conflict. Councilman Warthen made the motion and Councilwomen Hester seconded and the motion carried 5-0 Additional Appropriation — Police Dept New Technology Equipment- Chief Jillian came before the counci to talk about an additional appropriation request for new technology for the Police department, including a new serve r($45,934.80), remote storage migration ($8,736), Indiana IBR software with training (this is mandatory by Federal law) ($13,033.52), and the CAD to CAD($8,708.85) which is needed to transfer data between the Town and other agencies. Councilman Cook asked about the necessity of the CAD to CAD and it was determined that this item could be postponed until a later date. Councilman Warthen made a motion only buying the new server and the IBR software, using the Rainy Day Fund for the first payment, and reevaluating the source of funding for the second payment at a later date. Councilwoman Hester seconded. Motion carried 5-0 Chief Jillian presented a check in the amount of $31,131.45 from the insurance on Dave Shultz's police car. The chief would like to fund equipment for the new cars with this insurance check. He