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MOORESVILLE REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MINUTES Thursday Aug. 4, 2022 Mooresville Government Center Commission Members present Brian Culp, Dustin Stanley, Erin Pipkin and Dana Heidenreich. School representative Jake Allen, Project Manager Chelsey Manns and Redevelopment Commission Attorney Adam Steuerwald were also present. Commission member Ryan Taylor was absent. Commissioner Stanley called the meeting to order. Minutes: Corrected minutes were presented from the June 13 public meeting. Commissioner Heidenreich made a motion to approve the minutes. Commissioner Pipkin seconded the motion, which carried 4-0. Minutes were presented from the July 7 Executive session. Commissioner Heidenreich made a motion to approve the minutes. Commissioner Pipkin seconded the motion, which carried 4-0. Minutes were presented from the July 7 public meeting. Commissioner Pipkin made a motion to approve the minutes. Commissioner Heidenreich seconded the motion, which carried 4-0. Financials: Financials were provided by the Clerk -Treasurer's office. Commissioner Culp made the motion to approve the financials as presented. Commissioner Pipkin seconded the motion, which carried 4-0. Mooresville Business Center Update: Project Manager Manns reported that she has had a lot of traction in regards to selling the shell building. High Street/SR 42 Signal Pole Discussion: Price of decorative poles has increased to $81,000, which is still an estimate. A final price will not be secured until a contractor is selected. Commissioner Culp made a motion to approve the reimbursement agreement Resolution 2022-3. Commissioner Pipkin seconded the motion, which carried 4-0. Brownfield Assessment grant: Nothing new to report. Main Street Subcommittee: Committee walked the area and discussed ideas and points to put in the request for proposal. Project Manager Manns said the timeline for the project is a big part of the decision making because of the town bicentennial celebration in 2024. The construction timeline could potentially impact celebrations. The committee will set up another walkthrough to include a member of the bicentennial committee. New Business: Mark Butler of Banning Engineering presented a request for the commission to pay for expenses related to acquiring rights-of-way from property owners along Monroe Street as part of an improvement project. The commission in July approved paying for Banning Engineering to begin survey and design. During the survey, it was discovered there are property owners that own into the middle of the street due to INDOT not correctly platting and recording documents when it was SR267. Commissioner Pipkin made a motion to table the request. Commissioner Culp seconded the motion, which carried 3-0. Commissioner Stanley abstained.