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441 May 18, 1999 The Mooresville Town Council met in regular session on Tuesday, May 18, 1999, at 6:30 I'. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Council members present were: President Mark Mathis, Toby Dolen, John L.Clark, Tom Warthen, and Andy Pygman. Town Attorney Tim Currcns was also present. No Council members were absent. Motion was made by Councilman Clark, second by Councihnan Dolcn to approve the minutes of the previous meeting, May 4, 1999. Motion carried 5-0. This was a Public ltearing for Majestic Block Tax Abatement. There were no remonstrators present. Motion was made by Councilman Dolen, second by Councihnan Clark to approve thc Confirmatory Resolution and findings there in for Majestic Block tax abatement. Motion carried 54). Larry Long presented insurance quotes on cars, property, and buildings to the Council from Hadley Cook & Quillen Insurance. Dean Mayfield of Mayfield Insurance presented his quote for like insurance. The Council agreed to compare the quotes and decide at the June !, 1999 Town Council meeting. Debbie Campas, a resident of Brookmore, told the Council her and her husband had not been told it was mandatory to hook onto the new sanitary lines. She said they could not have $900 for a hookon permit by July 7, 1999. Attorney Tim Currcns will research to sec ~vhat can be douc and report next meeting. Bill Swinney addressed the Council about the possibility of sanitary hook on for property he owns on Hadley Road consisting of 43.339 acres. Collett Meadows is to the back of this property and beside Collett Meadows is 14.1 acres owned by Ralph Crouch who also nfight be interested in developing a housing addition. If both develop together there would be approximately 130 homes, if Mr. Swinney develops his property only, approximately 120 homes. Karrington Estates is on Hadley Road with Ray Young's property between this and Swinney's property. A discussion including a lift station needed to hook on thru Collett Meadows to a gravity line feed from Karrington Estates if they could pick up Ray Young's subdivision. Street Superintendent Joe Beikman said the line on Bridge Street, 8" line, probably would be taxed too much and suggested a change in the lift station at Karrington Estates and pump over to Grandview's 12 inch line. The Council discussed contiguity being a problem for annexation. This matter was tabled to the June 1, 1999 meeting. Next, Banning Engineering brought the rezone of Lots 22,23, and 24 in the Reagan Addn. before the Town Council. This was tabled from the previous meeting. Attorney Tim Currens explained the rezone was for each lot and that was the issue at hand not how the doubles would be platted on each lot. Motion was made by Councilman Dolen, second by Councilman Clark to rezone lots 22, 23, and 24 from R-1 to R-2. Motion carried 4-1 with Councilman Pygman opposed. President Mathis said he wanted to get in touch with I st Christian Church before voting on the signs they requested. This was tabled to 6-1-99 meeting. Swinney Bros. Developer Fees was next to discuss. Darrell Swinney said he was given permission by the previous town council to mn the sanitary line down Landersdale Road to his development at North Madison Crossing (144 residential lots). This line required two bores and he oversized the line according to Joe's recommendation, lte is asking for a refund of $77, 489.00 according to the Town Sewer Ordinance for the Developer Availability Fund. The Town Council agreed to table until the June 1, 1999 ~neeting. The concensus of the Town Council was to advertise for a Public Hearing for an additional appropriation from the Cumulative Capital Improvement Fund for paying of materials for Bridge Street Sidewalk.