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Ron for this to happen. Councilman Cook made the motion to proceed with the purchase. Councilman Williams seconded. Motion carried 5-0 Chief Buckner also found several older model computers in the station that had been scrubbed, and he would like to donate them to the school's computer science program. These will need to be deemed as surplus to donate to the school. Kris Wilson from the Parks Department presented a request to annex five parcels of land. Attorney, Lee stated that all information had been received, a resolution would be drawn up, and a public hearing would be scheduled. There was a discussion on the names of the parks department that the deeds are under and the impending unification of those names. The Old Town Parks restrooms replacement has been on the capital improvement for several years. They want to demolish the existing restrooms and purchase a pre -fab restroom building. The building would be ready in the late spring or early summer of 2022. The total cost for the new restrooms would be $173,916. The current capital improvement fund in the parks department has been traditionally reserved for improvements or emergencies related to the aquatic center, and other capital improvements are being discussed. There was a discussion of cameras being installed at Old Town Park, but the internet infrastructure is not there to support the installation. There was some discussion about whether to use Food and Beverage or the Park's Capital Improvement fund. Kris is apprehensive about fully funding the project from the non -reverting fund and is open to partial funding from Food and Beverage and the non - reverting fund. She will be approaching the Park Board about funding % of the project. Councilman Stanley motioned to fund % ofthis project from the Food and Beverage fund. Councilman Sweeney seconded. Motion carried 5-0. Legal — Attorney Lee reported that the Organizational chart is being finalized, so the ADA transition should be ready for action at the next meeting. Public Comments — There were none. Approval of Claims - Councilman Stanley made the motion to approve claims for $601,560.90. Councilman Swinney seconded. Motion carried 5-0 Town Council Comments— Councilman Cook thanked Clerk -Treasurer Wamsley and the clerk's office for setting up the budget workshop at the previous meeting. Councilman Williams let the public know that if they are interested in participating in the 200th anniversary in 2024, they can go to Mooresville200,com to register to volunteer. He also mentioned the passing of Jack Ward and wanted to recognize the contributions to the town that he and his family have brought over the years. Councilman Swinney mentioned that the RDC would submit proposal requests for the Main St. Project.