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MOORESVILLE REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MINUTES Thursday, Sept. 1, 2022 Mooresville Government Center Commission Members present Brian Culp, Ryan Taylor, Dustin Stanley, Erin Pipkin and Dana Heidenreich. School representative Jake Allen and Project Manager Chelsey Manns and Redevelopment were also present. Commission Attorney Adam Steuerwald was absent. Commissioner Stanley called the meeting to order. Minutes: Minutes were presented from the Aug. 4 Executive session. Commissioner Heidenreich made a motion to approve the minutes. Commissioner Pipkin seconded the motion, which carried 5-0. Minutes were presented from the Aug. 4 public meeting. Commissioner Pipkin made a 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 Taylor seconded the motion, which carried 5-0. Mooresville Business Center Update: Project Manager Manns reported that surveys are needed to plat lot 3, which is the 16.9 acres north of the shell building as well as the 56 acres west of the creek. Commissioner Culp made a motion for Project Manager Manns to get quotes from Banning Engineering to plat lot 3 and from Alta Surveys to survey lot 3. Commissioner Pipkin seconded the motion, which carried 5-0. High Street/SR 42 Signal Pole Discussion: Decorative signal poles for the intersection of High and Main streets is in the hands of the town and INDOT. Brownfield Assessment grant: Nothing new to report. Main Street Subcommittee: Conversation with Sharon Taylor of Mooresville 200 confirmed that construction of a Main Street project could impact some events they are planning. Council member Greg Swinney, who is on the subcommittee, said he would bring up the subject to the town council. Police Department fence project: Chief Kerry Buckner came to the commission to renew the request by his department for funding for a fence. The fence would give officers a place to park while doing reports as well as keep them safer when exiting their vehicles, he said, Chief Buckner addressed zoning concerns and flood zone concerns, saying it won't be an impound lot. Commissioner Culp made a motion to ask Commission Attorney Steuerwald to amend the plan to include paying for the fence for the police department. Commissioner Heidenreich seconded the motion, which passed 5-0. New Business: None Legal/Managerial update: Nothing to report. Review of Claims: The claims were presented in the amount of $19,059.96. Commissioner Culp made the motion to approve the claims as presented. Commissioner Taylor seconded the motion, which carried 5-0.