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representative of the WWTTP come to the council meetings and give updates during the Department head reports on occasion. The council granted the consensus. Department Head Reports — Chief Dalton sought the consensus of the town council to continue working with legal counsel regarding the antique fire truck. A group of Mooresville residents wants to donate the historical fire truck to the town with the stipulation that it can never be sold or donated as it is the Town of Mooresville's first fire truck. The group would continue raising donations and restoring the truck. The council agreed that he should continue to work with the legal team on this issue. Legal — Comprehensive Plan Non -Reverting Fund -Town attorney Lee was not present to discuss the agenda item. Public Comments— Rob Samuels came before the council to set the record straight on a couple of statements he made at the previous meeting. Including Brock Chipman's work experience as he has ten years total experience. He also doesn't want to say that the whole council is against the police department. He still would like some answers about what boards council members can sit on. He also mentioned reading the employee handbook. He stated that records could be requested for the town emails sent and would suggest ensuring the town employees know that they cannot erase emails or text messages off personal devices. Jayne Smith came before the council to voice her opposition to the potential rezoning of East South St., stating that her family has been on their properties since before 1932 and that she does not want the council to grant the rezone to 1-3. And she would like to ensure she knows when the next public hearing will be for the potential rezone as she would like to be in attendance to voice her concerns. Councilman Stanley made the motion to approve claims for $642,993.98. Councilman Cook seconded. Motion carried 5-0 Town Council Comments — Councilman Williams gave an update on the 200th celebration committee and an update on the steering committees on the Town Comprehensive plan. Councilman Stanley stated that the RDC formed a subcommittee to look at future projects. They would like to have representation from the town council. Councilman Williams wanted to thank the people who participated in the Beikman clean-up day. _ Council President Warthen asked about potential timing for the upcoming budget hearings. The council members agreed to schedule a workday hearing at 5:30 p.m. The next regular scheduled meeting of the Mooresville Town Council will be held on Tuesday, May 17, 2022, at 6:30 P. M. at the Mooresville Government Center. There being no further business to come before the council, Councilman Stanley made a motion to adjourn with a second from Councilman Cook. Motion Carried 5-0. ATTEST: Tom Warthen, Council President Dianna Wamsley, Clerk -Treasure