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MOORESVILLE REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MINUTES Thursday, June 13, 2022 Mooresville Government Center Commission Members present: Brian Culp, Dustin Stanley, Erin Pipkin, Ryan Taylor and Dana Heidenreich. School representative Jake Allen was also present. Project Manager Chelsey Manns was in attendance via phone. Redevelopment Commission Attorney Adam Steuerwald was present. Commissioner Stanley called the meeting to order. Minutes: Minutes were presented from the May 5 Executive Session. Commissioner Pipkin made the motion to approve the minutes. Commissioner Taylor seconded the motion, which carried 5-0. Minutes were presented from the May 5 public meeting. Commissioner Taylor made the motion to approve the minutes. Commissioner Heidenreich seconded the motion, which carried 5-0. 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 5-0. Mooresville Business Center Update: Attorney Steuerwald informed the commission the sale of the shell building to Dawson Logistics was terminated by the company. RFP for brokerage services: Commissioner Culp made a motion to use Cushman and Wakefield to market the remaining 82.81 acres of the Mooresville Business Park, Commissioner Pipkin seconded the motion, which carried 5-0. High Street/SR 42 Signal Pole Discussion: Commissioner Culp made a motion to accept the memorandum of understanding with INDOT to provide up to $60,000 to upgrade the light poles at the intersection of High and Monroe streets conditional upon the approval of Mooresville Town Council. Commissioner Heidenreich seconded the motion, which carried 5-0. Brownfield Assessment grant: Nothing to report. Main Street Subcommittee: Mooresville Town Council appointed Greg Swinney to the subcommittee. Police Station fencing: Commissioner Heidenreich made a motion to approve paying the $150,000 fencing request and having Attorney Steuerwald amend the commission's plan. Commissioner Culp seconded the motion, which carried 4-0 with Commissioner Stanley abstaining. New Business: Pass through determination: Commissioner Culp made a motion not to pass through any funds from the commission. Commissioner Taylor seconded the motion, which carried 5-0. Monroe Street improvements: Mark Butler of Banning Engineering presented a plan to improve Monroe Street from the intersection with Carlisle Street to the intersection of Main Street. The improvements would be paid for through a Community Crossings Grant that needs to be prepared quickly. Commissioner Culp made a motion to pay the $200,000 for Banning Engineering to begin the survey and planning. Legal/Managerial update: None