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MOORESVILLE REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MINUTES <br />Thursday, <br />Thursday, April 4, 2024 6:OOpm <br />Mooresville Government Center <br />Commission Members present: Brian Culp, Greg Swinney, Dana Heidenreich, Erin Pipkin and Ryan <br />Taylor were present. School representative Dr. Jake Allen was present. Project Manager Chelsey Manns <br />was present. Redevelopment Commission Attorney Adam Steuerwald was present. <br />Commissioner Taylor called the meeting to order and followed with an invocation. <br />Minutes: Minutes were presented from the March 7, 2024 executive session and public meeting. <br />Commissioner Culp made the motion to approve the executive session minutes as presented. <br />Commissioner Pipkin seconded the motion, which carried 4-0-1 (Commissioner Heidenreich abstained). <br />Commissioner Culp made the motion to approve the public meeting minutes from March 7" <br />Commissioner Pipkin made the motion, which carried 4-0-1 (Commissioner Heidenreich abstained). <br />Financials: Financials were provided by the Clerk -Treasurer's office via email. Commissioner Culp made <br />the motion to approve the financials as presented. Commissioner Pipkin seconded the motion, which <br />carried 5-0. <br />New Business: Manns presented the April 15" report, which she had formally presented to the Town <br />Council April 2"d per new statutory requirements. She explained the April 15`" report is a annual report <br />submitted to Gateway highlighting the prior year's financials and accomplishments. 2023 highlights <br />include: <br />The Commission adopted Confirmatory Resolution 2023-1 for supplemental plan updates. The major <br />two components of the plan amendment was the addition of the police station fencing project and the <br />potential acquisition of land adjacent to the current fire station for a training facility. The police fencing <br />project was in amount not to exceed $175,000 with actual costs coming in at $124,006.95. That was <br />approved formally in Resolution 2023-2 by way of a reimbursement agreement. No property was <br />acquired for a training facility. The fire department later requested financial assistance regarding an <br />electronic sign for the fire station. The Commission agreed to provide an amount not to exceed $50,000 <br />for a new electronic sign for the fire station. <br />In preparation for the sale of land at the Mooresville Business Center, the well was removed on the <br />Pauley homestead per the original purchase agreement which was a cost to the Commission. ALTA <br />