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165 Dawn J nxk allw cwiressed her concem about finding a K-9 unit. She woukNM1tb7sSP*in the ewm ofedug to start a petition to ensure this would be a permanent budget item, and mentioned using Cond pins to seed the purcbase and initial training. She also said that she "M tOl ilvE M&M fee i &MI e &4 Ka9amsteAmh t@flrd N,-ltM6sta*Mffidhe due to medical reasons. r ` R and Jeff n. aYod�l� imm.r i�ilr ..mi�ui uu ws¶ii�wln ` Tl idr ").1 �i; ��i`bi�1.71,17711% `its 7 `i�i�i 1'P� `'S1i � 1 -��pl' �Illllp fllw, • t' 1 w�l[�Fu l 131!11 iL w11 d16 1 1 •_ 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1". I 1 . 1 1 1" r. ,r r• • • rr, •f • • 1• • +�idl 11" LI I 1 1111 1' 1'11 11 1 1 uo>�••,rnirauuum,tmgr:u;:u., (roi „m I.rii,.i i;�:;'1 , - - d4Mrogghaddhe minutes from the August 3, 2021 meeting - Councilman Williams asked for the minutes to be amended to correct his statement from the prior meeting concerning the $20,000 to fund the adw iM@PNRMk TOM Ch ilsMARJMbgld@nieliwisdaY, 1$,�>-ftT�6cted need to budget for that going forward. The Council discussed reviewing the prior meeting recording for clarification of what was T being no fnntl= business to come before the council at this time, a motion to adjourn was madeby Councilman Stanley wif a second from Councilman Swinney Motion Carried 5-0. A motion was made by Councilman Stanley and second by Councilman Swinney to table the minutes so that clarification of what was said could be made. Motion carried 5-0, with President Warthen conducting a roll call vote.------- Outdoor --- Outdoor Warning Siren agreement with Morgar'County - Mark Tumey and Scott Hamilton with Morgan County EMA were present. They stated that the County has appropriated for two sirens this year and have now tentatively agreed to additional appropriate for a third to be installed in 2021. Councilman Cook asked if there had been any discussions with Chief Julian or Steve, Eltzroth. Mark Tumey stated ( i rrently, as what happened in the to''rnado of 2020, the County cannot set off Mooresville's sirens. Only Mooresville can set them off. With the new sirens, the County would have that ability. They will be set off through the Naitional Weat�er Service and can also be set off manually by the County and Mooresville,. They will also bE ilent tested every day. Mark Tumey stated that under the new Title Ten, �to_, required to make'surdall Elie sirens in the county are ApITHERh I and it would be beneficia have them all under 64 umbrella, with one maintenance agreement. Thefe would be three ten stacks, with one located behind the football field at Mooresville High Crhnn] nnP`at the AAnnregvillp Cnrrar Field at i andergriAlp 1 Rr dge and one near Cherry Blossom tr�a he one at Cherr `Blot Way, due to power lines in the way. It will be moved less than 200 ft from the original locati n. Councilman Williams had met with storm chaser, Jacob Terrell a,nd he had gone down and to ed at the sirens and was in favor of them. The new SNS protocol willdighten it down so that they do 't go off as often and therefore get more attention 1(rhese sirens would not'be compatible with the ederal Signal sirens that are also on the agenda. P. motion was made by Councilman Cook'and second by Councilman Swinney to table the decision on the sirens until the nei t meeting to allow for a discussion to take place between the County, Chief Julian and Steve Eltzroth Motion carried 5 0, with President Warthen conducting a roll call vote. Ferguson Road annexation —this item was -for information only from the Clerk's office to update the Council that the annexatio'n7 paperwork for 13916 Ferguson Road had been sent to the property owner and had not vet been returned. Cemetery GIS & Survey Contr'gct —Legal Counsel made some changes and the contract only required a signature since it had already been approved by Council. Federal Signal Agreement.— Preent Warthen stated that the agreement states that the price is firm ` for 120 days so the Council VvQuj have some time if they decided to table until a decision was made on �. the other sirens from Morgan County. We would still be able to operate the current sirens with the old software and would be within the 120 days to approve later if we decide to stay with Federal Signal. A motion to table the agreement with Federal Signal was made by Councilman Stanley, with a second by Councilman Swinney. Motion carried 5-0, with President Warthen conducting a roll call vote. Evapar Contract—Contract for maintenance of the generator at the PD. There had been some questions on some work that was done and whether it was covered by a warranty. Evapar stated there was a warranty. Legal Counsel has reviewed the contract and has approved the revised copy. The cost of the annual maintenance agreement is $975.00.