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em Councilman Swinney made a motion to close the public hearing. Councilman Williams se.2033on carried 5-0. Councilman Swinney made a motion to approve Ordinance 5-2023, Councilman Williams seconded. Motion carried 5-0. The Mooresville Town Council met in a regular session on Tuesday, April 4, 2023, at 6.30 P. M. at the Wnrigu!Uovernment Center. Council members present were Council President Tom Warthen, Councilman Greg Swinney, Councilman §h W* Ub%husi ArWffirh@9rkRh(66IO&AO s Jjjg*@f@jftct after Sammy L Davis. There was discussion on how that may be accomplished and the possibility of having this prepared for dedication in 2024. Legal Council will look into the necessary steps 6fi pRe@if910tR�Aei@vocation and called theRfeeting to �CfiFiidif i 44�SrfiLGrf�r?d4i+u�ie�ilr�a��fk�eRRY"Utle1619Ya0kfr2 €54Frg%Vdf3RRi %V C@fldt�ll9f3 $Siilir7igttild4€�CRvention Mon @?jf i> ffWEfL jH@gy.made a motion to adopt the proclamation. Councilman Williams seconded. Motion carried 5-0. Lasiter Petition for Annexation -The steps to the posse le annexation and fut re rezone were detailed by �IILp?fi 8e�gl��rt h: Chief Dalton presented es imated repair costs f r ladder and engine repairs. Chief Dalton's question was if the town would like to repair these vehicles o if it is time to sell them and �tlli d114 r��6l�fr i io�§ek�@6 16 �r rJGft2tA@ iffi �,Fi3tid Pj1593 ddWh"_*63fldTf ) �s�nk4girpning the process of replacing at I ast one of them. Mi�lild f�e`MEi4tf @W da�la�i� flBi?oflArir2!' Pd 2i i yLwkh th@ i ' Y9th94'6b4 r@0nAfq*"n ��i14H@ 5tidiI�tRana to rectify the situa ion. Dave Moore recom ended awarding the bid to Wallace Construction for a base bid of $1,024,176.63 and an alternate bid f $89,925.00, a total of $1,114,101.63. Amputee Coalition Limb Loss and Limb Differences Awareness -Month April 1 -30th— Rob Samuels came @fPrr�lrt , itf1Fh, N��4i4� idCjiet� "bs�tr�ce l �r6iRfilOMiReaC u�A6h. uk lli��iffi9f@�� 2dFilf�fisl�i2Stltlif gi(gd his journey with I'm loss and how he is wo Ing to bring a limb loss and limb difference support group to Morga C unty. Councilman Cook >�a motion to move forward ith obtaining the right of v ey for this project, Councilman William seconded. Motion carried 5-0, Councilman Swinney otioned to proclaim April 2023 Li Loss and Limb Diffe ences Awareness Month. p881'k@@Fir OMB. �dti6RV SSOi�kion P.A.C.E, nd -There is st' I some discrepancy In the P.A.C.E. fund, and Attorney eth Copeland is researching any po al ou ending seized returns that Ri 9iffgWfli bW?$i49P8Msthis d. l§6N �l� WL56�rYi Ailawrie'd*q4b% IiFi�AH§ &1rtYi€h@PR@xR4r5��t4h>�P�d(1HLIfiRKtiht®fb�Am& phj5tfy488�i1�o consider re-appropria ' g the $2,844 from the sale of PPD to Martinsville back to his line item to pay for new equipment for the po tial new hire. It was determined that this could be paid �151ictIPPe@@fltr®44023 Additional Appropriation ot'u a K-9 Fund -This additional appropriation would put $9,250 that was in the reverting fund at the enddoofd 2 into the 2023,K-9 budget. Council iRe3f PWa4'Rt�R S#@�ti 4§ fPfceh rfi�I4W@Petb84AzY0�bR nhVn mower that the fire department is using. New commercial -grade riding mowers range from $6, to $8,000. There was a consensus to allow him to purchase a new mower. Councilman Williams made a moti" ache public hearing, Councilman Swinney seconded. Motion &WAA &3*er stated -the (FLOCK is working on the INDOT permit for the FLOCK cameras. He and Captain Forbes tested their first dog for the K-9 program, and the training will begin on April 5th. Councilman Williams made a motion to approve Ordinance 4-2023, Councilman Cook seconded. Motion 2jfA&&5l;ly.rtment Superintendent Phil Cornelius has been working with Starnes Outdoor Solutions Lawn Care Services for the beautification of the landscaping and mowing of Bicentennial Park. They will be 086f1 infle figvl9V8 fc5-J62§, 1t�)SD b��tnYrYt�bl#, A@Fi@4t�iy@clPi flg nyt rw14bw6tiaw 8$S�Fi�4@�4P1,�39ti$5�j19Clnds that reverted into the general fund at the end of 2022 but is still needed to complete the comprehensive plan. Council President Warthen opened the public hearing, There were ;6$MkecbiWnKWvec1 the building permit for the Old Town Park restrooms, and they have begun construction. The windows for the building are scheduled to be delivered between May 22 and June 9th, with completion anticipated in late June.