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Mr. Ross Holloway appeared before the Council on behalf of Max Kendall, developer of Town View Apartments, requesting permission to access the Town's sewer system. Town View Apartments will be located on south State Road 67. Town View Apartments will have eighty-eight units. The sewer availability fee for this project will be $77,440.00 in accordance with the Town's availability ordinance. Fifty percent of this fee will be payable prior to approval of the Planned Unit Development and fifty percent payable prior to the issuance of a building permit for this project. Motion was made by Councilman Wright, second by Councilwoman Overholser that in accordance with the Town's sewer availability ordinance Town View Apartments will be allowed to access the Town's sewer system at a fee of $77,440.00 based on .8 Equivalent Dwelling Unit per apartment. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Chris Badger of Grace Missionary Church appeared before the Council to present plans for the lift station which will be installed on the church property and owned and maintained by the church. This lift station will enable the church to access the Town's sanitary sewer system and continue with the church's plans for annexation to the Town of Mooresville. Town attorney Tim Currens advised the Council that a contract for maintenance of the lift station will need to be executed between the Town and Grace Missionary Church and that contract will need to be part of Grace Missionary Church's annexation plan. Mr. Badger was advised that Grace Missionary Church will be charged for two Equivalent Dwelling Unit's or $2,200.00 as stipulated by the Town's sewer availability ordinance. Motion was made by Councilman Viles, second by Councilman Wright to approve the Grace Missionary Church plan for annexation contingent upon a contract for maintenance of the proposed lift station being a part of the annexation plan. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Arvin Hopkins appeared before the Council requesting the Council set the sewer availability fee for the proposed restaurant Mr. Hopkins plans on building at Town Center. Sewer Collection Superintendent Joe Beikman advised the Council that according to the Town's sewer availability ordinance this facility would be assessed an availability fee based on the number of seats in the restaurant. Comparing the water usage of like restaurants in the Town of Mooresville Mr. Beikman advised the Council that Hopkins Steakhouse should be assessed $14,000.00 sewer availability fee. The total sewer availability fee for Hopkins Steakhouse will be payable prior to the issuance of a building permit due to the fact final plat approval has all ready been adopted. Motion was made by Councilman Wright, second by Councilwoman Overholser to establish the sewer availability fee for Hopkins .Steakhouse at $14,000.00 based on the water usage figures of comparable businesses. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Jeff Allen, 220 E. Washington Street, Mooresville Welding appeared before the Council requesting a storm drain be installed in front of his business due to continual pooling of water. Street Superintendent Joe Beikman stated that the drainage problem in this location has been compounded by Mr. Allen adding gravel in front of his business and putting concrete along the ditch which runs by the railroad. Council President Heald appointed Councilman Pygman and Joe Beikman to meet with Mr. Allen to work on a solution to the drainage problem at 220 E. Washington street. Council President Heald appointed Councilman Wright, Councilwoman Overholser and Joe Beikman to a committee to review the availability ordinance in regard to the fees charged to businesses and industry.