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1799 November 1, 2022 The Mooresville Town Council met in regular session on Tuesday, November 1s*, at 6:30 P. M. at the Mooresville Government Center. Council members present were Council President Tom Warthen, Councilman Dustin StanJ�y, CounViman Shane Williams, Councilman Jeff Cook, and Councilman Greg Swinney. Town Attorneykcwwas also present. Tom Warthen gave the invocation and called the Town Council meeting to order. Approval of the minutes from the October 18, 2022, meeting - Councilman Cook made a motion to approve the minutes of October 18, 2022 and seconded by Councilman Stanley. Motion Carried 5-0 Confirmatory Resolution 19-2022 Overton Industries SB1 Personal Property- Mike Dillinger and Scott Moody came before the council to support the resolution. The project will begin in late December early January and the project will be relocating jobs from Ohio to Mooresville. To support this work new equipment is needed immediately, and additional property will be needed in the future. The property cost is $798,000 in manufacturing equipment, $24,900 in logistics equipment, and $33,300 in IT infrastructure and equipment. Real property estimates are $1,100,000 when that expansion occurs. Ten additional people will be needed in 2023 and five additional people are expected to be added in 2024. No comments were made during the public hearing. Councilman Stanley made a motion to close the public hearing, second by Councilman Williams. Motion carried 5-0. Councilman Swinney made a motion to approve Confirmatory Resolution 19-2022, second by Councilman Williams. Motion Carried 5- 0. Confirmatory Resolution 20-2022 Overton Industries SB1 Real Property - Real property estimates are $1,100,00 when the expansion occurs. No comments were made during the public hearing. Councilman Stanley made a motion to close the public hearing, second by Councilman Williams. Motion Carried 5-0. Councilman Stanley made a motion to approve Confirmatory Resolution 20-2022, second by Councilman Williams. Motion Carried 5-0. Rezone 205 & 207 E Main Street -John Larrison with Holloway Engineering came before the council on behalf of Robert Stewart and Shawn Stewart, requesting a rezone from R1 to R2. There was a unanimous favorable ruling from the Planning Committee. After some adjustments are made there is plenty of room for the plans of two triplex units on this land including the yard set back requirements of the town and required parking. There was some discussion about where the entrance would be placed and as of right now it is in just the conceptual phase and detailed plans would still need to be submitted and permitted. Only the rezoning is before the council tonight. There was some discussion of possibly replating the lots. Councilman Cook made a motion to accept the recommendation of the planning commission and approve the rezone from R-1 to R-3. Second by Councilman Swinney. Motion Carried 5-0. Resolution 21-2022 Transfer to Rainy Day Fund - This is a transfer of funds under the IC code that allows the town to transfer up to 15% of the approved budget to the Rainy Day Fund. Motion to approve Resolution 21-2022 was made by Councilman Swinney, second by Councilman Stanley. Motion Carried 5-0. Councilman Warthen stated that this would bring the Rainy Day Fund to a balance of $1,551,593. Ordinance 9-2022 Salary 2023 -The Salary ordinance is presented in two forms. The first one is presented per the Department Head's wish list. The second presentation is a flat rate increase across the board of $2,500 per person. Councilman Warthen stated there was not a general consensus among the department heads as to the per -person increase for 2023. Councilman Cook requested when the raise discrepancy came up. Both options can be funded and there was an additional discussion about how raises are addressed and how they may be addressed in the future. Councilman Warthen mentioned that during the public hearing workshop and the second reading there were no questions or concerns from the Council members. Later he noticed the advertised budget did not have any raises for the Fire Department employees and the LOT Fund could not support the wish list request of a 6% contribution toward the Fire 77 pension plan. There Councilman Cook motioned to move forward with the ordinance presentation as advertised as a first reading, second by Councilman Williams. Motion