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response which should come in mid 2023. There was no cost for SME's services regarding grant submittal. Baker Tilly provided the annual report to the underlying taxing units. The Town Council and Indiana Department of Transportation and the Commission entered into an MOU to provide an upgrade to the signal poles at the intersection of High and Monroe Streets to match the Gateway. The Commission approved Resolution 2022-3 regarding a reimbursement agreementfor an amount not to exceed $81,000. A Main Street subcommittee was formed to investigate the need for redevelopment of Main Street. After much discussion, it was decided to table discussions as to not coincide construction with Mooresville's bicentennial. The Commission began to work on a plan amendment to support the potential purchase of property for the Fire Department for a training facility as well as a fencing project for the Police Department. The Plan Amendment ultimately was completed in 2023. The two projects were not to exceed $250,000 and $175,000 respectively. In cooperation with the Town and Mooresville Consolidated School Corporation, the Commission entered into an agreement with Banning Engineering for $200,000 for survey and site design for improvements to the Monroe and High Street corridor. The Commission approved Resolution 2022-5 in addition to an Agreement for Educational and Training Services which approved the funding of $300,000 to be used in the school's partnership with Ivy Tech to assist in welding bays Commissioner Heidenreich suggested 'Inspection periods' be added to the first paragraph, which was added. Commissioner Heidenreich made the motion to approve the report with the modification of inspection reports added. Commissioner Williams seconded the motion, which carried 3-0. Legal/Managerial update: Attorney Steuerwald shared there will be a legislative update in May as they are still monitoring proposed changes to TIF Manns shared she had a meeting with Chris King of Runnebohm. She provided feedback regarding the County Legal Drain in Flagstaff and directed Commissioner Williams to request additional questions regarding erosion to County Surveyor Brock. She also shared she worked with INDOT who will be paying for the second banner posts on High Street as that was overlooked on the set plans.