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365 August 19, 1997 The Mooresville Town Council met in regular session oil Tuesday, August 19, 1997, at 7:30 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Council members present were: President Mark Mathis, Astdy Pygman, Toby Dolen, Bill Wright, and Jim Hensley. Motion was made by Couneihnan Wright, second by Councihnan Dolen to approve tho nfinutes of file August 5th and the August 12th mcetings. Motion c,'uxied 5-0. Scott Miller of Umbaugh & Associates addressed fl~e Co~cerm~~e audit their company was hired to complete. One finding had Io do wilh the0~ct $~2fJo~0b'~oe/ded to be transferred from Sewer Operating to Sewer Sittldng. This money iM,~bac~ond payments only and will make file Town in compliance with the Bond Ordinance. This transfer will be signed at the next meeting. Another finding of the Audit disclosed the fact the sewer rates need raised 14%. There has not been a sewer increase since 1984. The Council will review fl~e information and act on at a later date. Ken Fisher of $outhbridge Crossing requested financial help with file sewer extensions on the lateral lines. These six extensions need raised 12 feet. A request had been made for a retention pond also, but has been changed because tho developers feel fl~ is a private issue. The manhole sewer extension cost is $15,000, the oilier request for a 24 inch drainage line off site along the State Highway cost is $45,000., ,'md the 42 indl drain pipe and flapper valve cost is $100,000. The 42 inch and thc 24 inch drain pipe lh~e will help approximately t~venty business on both sides oft-lighway 67 keep from having flood water problems. Town Attorney Tim Currens told file Council the Food & Beverage Money could be loaned, given, or rented on pat or all of the request. After much discussion, Councilman Bill Wright made a motion to propose using the Food & Beverage Money to do the 24 inch drain pipeline and the sewer manhole extensions. The motion died for lack of a second and was tabled to the next meeting on August 26, 1997. Next, before the Council the tin'ce hcalfll insurance companies presented their plans. After much discussion, Councilman Dolen said he felt the employees deserved a Cadillac insurance plan and lie made a motion to keep the CoreSource Plan wifll Fidelity Security. The motion was secon&d · by Councilman Pygman. Motion c,'uxied 3-2. Councilman Hensley opposed and Councilman Maflfis abstained. Some residents new to the area and have new homes in Grandview Addition asked the Council about their sewer bill. These residents had been watering thek new lawns and the sewer bills were approximately $130.00 for one month. They wanted to know if they could get an adjustment. Prosident Mathis explained our ordinance as written several years ago did not allow for this. Councilman Andy Pygman reported to the Town Council the recycling bins would not work next · to the Street Oarage became it is their parking lot. The Park would rather not have the recycling bins at that location, the United Water Company nfight be interested ff the Town would consider going hah, es on a privacy fence between the Su'eet Garage and the Water Company building, then maybe the bins could be hid behind thc privacy fence. After some ~scussion the issue was tabled to the next meeting. Town Attorney Tim Cm:rens presented the Council with the SB-1 and Findings of Fact for the Molex Corporation. Motion was made by Councilman Wright, second by Councihnan Hensley to approve the SB-1 for Molex Corporation. Motion carried 3-2. Councihnan Dolen and Coundlman Pygman opposed. Motion was made by Councihnan Wrigl~t, second by Councihnan Hensley to approve file Findings of Fact for Molex Corporation. Motion can'kd 3-2. Councilman Dolen and Councilman Pygman opposed.