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May 7, 2019 <br />The Mooresville Town Council met in regular session on Tuesday, May 7, at 6:30 P.M. at the Mooresville <br />Government Center. <br />Council members present were Mark Mathis, David Rogers, and Council President Tom Warthen. <br />Councilman Dustin Stanley and Councilwoman Jessica Hester were absent. Town attorney Mel Daniel <br />was present <br />Tom Warthen gave the prayer. <br />Motion was made by Councilman Mathis and seconded by Council President Warthen to approve the <br />April 16, 2019 meeting minutes. Councilman Roger abstained from the vote as he had not been present. <br />Vote of 2-0 with 1 abstaining. Motion was tabled and no action was taken. <br />New Business: <br />Council President Tom Warthen tabled SB -1 Declaratory Resolution, Last Move LLC — Real Property and <br />Pro Powder -Personal Property as there was some paperwork that had not been completed at the time <br />of the meeting. <br />Resident Nada Marcum presented herself in front of the council to request permission to hook her <br />property into the town sewer system. Ms. Marcum was made aware of the hook -on fee and her <br />responsibilities, as well as requested to sign an annexation waiver in order to hook in. She accepted <br />those terms. Councilman Rogers made a motion, seconded by Councilman Mathis, to approve her <br />request. Motion Carried 3-0 <br />Mt. Olive compliance statement of benefits has been submitted along with the original statement of <br />benefits to the town of Mooresville. This is the first CF -1 to be completed in 2019. They submitted the <br />abatements dated 7th month of 2008, fifth month of 2014, and third month of 2017. Councilman Mathis <br />motioned that Mt. Olive was in substantial compliance of the tax abatement, seconded by Councilman <br />Rogers. Motion Carried 3-0 <br />Unfinished Business: <br />Update on Wastewater Clarifier as it pertains to the agreement with Thiamin, the agreement to <br />proceed, their performance bonds and their certified insurance. Town attorney Mel Daniel had onlyjust <br />received the contracts, and had not had an opportunity to look at them at the time of the meeting, he <br />stated that if the council chose to move forward at the meeting that any approval of the contract be <br />subject to legal review as to not have to wait until the next council meeting and any minor changes that <br />needed to be made could be accomplished during the legal review process. Motion to approve the <br />contract pending legal review and acceptance was made by Councilman Rogers and seconded by <br />Councilman Mathis. Motion Carried 3-0 <br />Other Business: NONE <br />Legal Council: Nothing Further <br />Department Head Updates: NONE <br />Public Comments: None <br />