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411 The next meeting of the Mooresville Town Council will be Tuesday, Scptc,nbc~ I ~, I'~08. al 7:30 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hail. Mark Mathis, Prcsid}ent ATTEST: ' ~3andra R. Perry, Clerk-Treasurer September 15, 1998 The Mooresville Town Council met in regular session on Tuesday, September 15, l*;gg, al /:30 P. M. at the Mooresville Town Hall. Town Council members present were: President Mark Mathis, Andy Pygman, '1 ol,3' I)olc~..linl Hensley, Bill Wright, and Town Attorney Tim Currens. Motion was made by Coucilman Dolen, second by Councihnan Wright to appi-ovc thc mimflcs ~1 the September 1, 1998 and the September 10, 1998 meeting. Motion carried 5-0. Motion was made by Councilman Hensley, second by Councihnan Dolcn to app, ovc Ibc additional appropriation from CCD for $ 27,600 for the Police tool: Motion canicd 541. Motion was made by Councilman Wright, second by Councilman Dolen to approve thc additional appropriation from Park Non-Reverting Capital Fund for $ 85,000 to go with thc Build Indiana Funds for more pool area. Motion carried 5-0. No one from the co~nmmily was at the meeting to oppose the additional appropriations. Brad Hiller, a new resident of Grandview Subdivision, spoke to the Council concemi,~g a discount for those people watering their lawns. Councihnan Dolen had asked for a simila,' dis count his first year in office (1996). A study was done by the Clerk's office and it was not fouud feasible to offer such a discount and at the same time the discount for filling a pool was rescinded. The WWTP plant has huge outstanding bond payments which are very hard to meet with the sewer rate not being raised since 1984. The Council felt they would rather not raise the monthly rates and disallow discounts on pools and watering lawns. Mr. Hiller asked if a fine could be charged for drank driving, speeding, etc. Town Attomey explained to Mr. 1 liller the adding of a "sin tax" would channel thru other governmental agencies and not get to the Town of Mooresville. Town Attorney Tim Currens told the Town Council Citizens Bank was closing their Trust Department and Clerk-Treasurer Sandra Perry asked the two escrow accounts ( one with Environmental Development for Rooker Run 1 and the other with Country View Estates') be moved to First Indiana Bank. Motion was made by Councihnan Hensley, second by Councihnan Wright to transfer the two escrow accounts to First Indiana Bank. Motion carried 5-0. Police Commissioner Tom Warthen explained the 911 monies go to the County Auditor. This money pays for a 10 year lease which costs $51,000 each quarter. There is also a 4 year lease of $25,000.00 annually. The 1999 Budget for 911 is approximately $ 302,911.00. Commissionc~ Warthen did find out Plainfield gets $ 25,000.00 a year to fund a Dispatcher and flora'fits. No reports from Fire Dept., EDC, or Street Dept. Animal Control Officer Mark Taylor reported twenty-three (23) calls, twelve ( I! i,,:l::,u,t:b. ~:,~!