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Motion was made by Councilman Warthcn, second by Councilman l)oicn claims. Motion carried 5-0. Councilman Warthen brought attention to posters displayed in tile meeting room as being thc finalists from Census 2000 poster contest. The Council appointed Councihnan Warthcn and Clerk-Treasurer Sandra Perry to judge the posters for tile First prize and runner-up winners. Councilman Warthen reported that some residents }lad not received their Census 2000 lbrm and that a complete count center will be set up at the Moorcs~ illc l,ibrary bcginmg on March 23rd where a person can obtain and complete a census form to mail. There may also be a center set r'"q up at Krogers, but this is not certain as of yet. There being no further business to come before tile Council at this time, motion was made by Councilman Dolen, second by Councihnan Clark to adjourn. Motion carried 5-0. The next meeting of the Mooresville Town Council will be April 4, 2000, at 6:3(.) I'. M. at tile Mooresville Town Hall. ~~dent Sandra R. Perry, Clerk-Treasurer April 4, 2000 The Mooresville Town Council met in regular session on Tuesday, April 4, 2000, at 6:30 P.M. ,'--~ at ti~e Niooresviiie Town Haii. Council members present were: President Mark Mathis, Toby Dolcn, John L. Clark, Tom Warti~en, and Andy Pygmau. No council members we~c abscm. Town Atto,ney Tim Currens was present. Motion was made by Councilman Clark, second by Councihnan Pygman to approve minutes of ti~c iviarci~ 2 i, 2000 meeting, iviotion carried 3-0. Due to more research needed, lowering speed limits in subdivisions was tabled to another meeting. Next on the agenda, parking places downtown, President Mathis read minutes of November 16, i999, December 2 i, i999, aud January i8, 2000 to ~eftesi~ ,ncmorics of events. Councilman Dolen stated he wanted to table because of the recent fire downtown, feeling that the businesses itad not i~ad time to recuperate. Couuciiman 'vVa,'timn stated im wa,ued to table issue to i~ave more time to work with downtown merchants. Councilman Clark voiced the same opinion. President iviatitis stated i~e wanted to stay as is at tiffs time and scrap everytifing timt was previously discussed. Councilman Warthen said he still wants to work with downtown mercitants on a,ty ideas to enitauce u'a~t"qc problems aud let timm come up witi~ a date to bring ideas to Council. Council agreed. South Street server project: Councilman Pygman reported a band-aid had been done on the problem previously by buying a ,mw water imater and furnace and doing ~epairs to a basement. He recommended another line down South Street to the Wastewater Treatment Plant. Most of ti~e current line is slip-lined. Superintendent of Street Departme,n, Joe Beikman, reported i~e had obtained two quotes to run another line, one for $110,000 and the other for $ 148,000. He reported this line would help tim flows but was no guarantee to end ti~e probiem because work needed to be done on the laterals also. President Mathis told the Council Food and Beverage monies could be used for this project, ivir. Beikman told ti~e Council i~e was afraid ti~e Town would be "band-aiding" again because the problem was infiltration. This item will be on agenda for Apt'ii i g, 2000 meeting under unfitfisited business. President Matitis, Councilman Pygman, and Joe Beikman will work on the problem together.