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252 Councilman Viles presented the Council with a letter from DeWayne Ward of the Mooresville little league requesting permission to hold a parade for the opening day of Boys little league Baseball on April 22, 199-5. Motion was made by Councilwoman Overholser, second by Councilman Viles to approve a parade for Mooresville Boys little league Baseball on April 22, 1995. Motion carried unanimously. Motion was made by Councilman Viles, second by Councilman Wright to adopt Resolution 1-1995 A Resolution Approving the Pipeline Agreement longitudinal Encroachment Articles of Agreement Between Indiana Southern Railroad, Inc. and the Civil Town of Mooresville. Motion carried unanimously. Fire Chief Darrell Brown asked the Council if there is any truth to the conversation of the Town of Mooresville returning to a volunteer fire department. The Council stated there is no truth to this accusation. Mr. Steve Overton of Overton & Sons, Inc. addressed the Council concerning the Fire Department and the Economic Development Office. Mr. Overton spoke favorably about the direction the Town has taken in recent years and encouraged the Council to continue funding all the services the Town currently offers. Councilman Viles reported on the traffic problem on Memorial Drive during loading and unloading school children at Newby School. Councilman Viles stated that making Memorial Drive one-way will not solve the problem, there would still be excessive traffic during loading and unloading school children. Councilman Viles suggested continuing blocking Memorial Drive until the Town and Newby School can find a permanent solution to this problem. Motion was made by Councilwoman Overholser, second by Councilman Wright to continue blocking Memorial Drive during the loading and unloading of school children until the Town and Newby School can find a permanent solution to this problem. Motion carried 4-1 with Councilman Pygman casting the decending vote. Councilman Viles and Councilman Pgyman will meet with officials of Newby School to work out a solution to the traffic problem on Memorial Drive. Councilman Viles and Councilman Pygman reported to the Council on the sewer connection problem at 14 Victor Drive. The house located at 14 Victor Drive will have to intall a lift station to enable connection to the Town's sewer line. Councilman Viles recommended that the Town enter into a contract with Mr. & Mrs. Elliott, the owners of 14 Victor Drive, stating that the Elliott's will not be mandated to connect to the Town's sewer line at this time; however, if there is a change of occupancy at the residence of 14 Victor Drive or in the event any repairs to the septic system at 14 Victor Drive, the Elliott's will be mandated to connect to the Town's sewer system at that time. Motion was made by Councilman Viles, second by Councilwoman Overholser not to mandate Mr. & Mrs. Elliott, 14 Victor Drive to connect to the Town's sewer system at this time, due to the extinuating circumstances involving the plumbing of this house. However, in the event 14 Victor Drive has a change of occupancy or repairs are needed on the septic system of 14 Victor Drive, the Elliott's will be mandated to connect to the Town's sewer system. It is also necessary for the Ellott's to obtain an easement from the property owners adjoining 14 Victor Drive to enable the Elliott's to connect to the Town sewer system when it becomes necessary. A contract will be executed between the Town of Mooresville and the Elliott's in regard to this matter. Motion carried 4-1 with Councilman Wright casting the decending vote.