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like to donate dogs to the k-9 program, and someone will assess the dogs to ensure they are appropriate for what is needed by the department. Dave Moore gave an update on the South Torch. There are a couple of weeks left in leaf season, and the trucks are ready to go for winter. He thanked the council on behalf of his department for the work the council put in on the salary ordinance. Councilman Swinney asked about bridge inspections as the county will soon no longer maintain the bridges. Dave has performed some inspections and noticed that the bridge on Washington Street is in dire need of repair and he will be contacting the county. Councilman Williams made a point of commending the street department employee who suggested a possible solution to the torch lighting. Kris Wilson gave an update on the old town park restrooms, as they should be delivered in late winter. She voiced her appreciation of the street department handling the demolition of the old restrooms. There is a Park Board Works session on November 30th at 1 PM to hopefully carve out the direction of the department for the next years. She announced that the 2023 Old Settlers will take place August 3 - 6, 2023. Legal — Council President Warthen requested Legal to review the bid procedure from Trane on the HVAC systems that need to be repaired or replaced. He also asked the council to consider having legal counsel draft a resolution stating that the current districts are fair and equal, as the most recent census showed a growth of only 85 people. Councilman Williams made a motion to move forward with the drafting of the resolution. Councilman Stanley seconded. Motion carried 5-0. Public Comments — There were none Approval to pay claims — Councilman Swinney motioned to approve claims in the amount of $1,677,956.72. Councilman Stanley seconded. Motion carried 5-0 Town Council Comments — Councilman Cook reiterated his appreciation for the work that was put in on the salary ordinance Councilman Williams echoed Councilman Cook's appreciation. He also mentioned that on November 17th, from 5 PM to 7 PM, there is an open house for the comprehensive plan at the Mooresville Public Library Community Room A & B. Councilman Swinney voiced his appreciation for the work put in on the salary ordinance. Councilman Stanley reiterated his appreciation for the work on the salary ordinance. Councilman Stanley presented flags that were flown over the United States Capitol in honor of the Town of Mooresville one for the Police Department, one for the Fire Department, and one for the Government Center to be displayed. Council President Warthen voiced his appreciation for the comments. The next regular scheduled meeting of the Mooresville Town Council will be held on Tuesday, December 6, 2022 at 6:30 P. M. at the Mooresville Government Center. With no further business to come before the council at this time, Councilman Williams motioned to adjourn with a second from Councilman Swinney. Motion carried 5-0.