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~~~ The council should have a contract with Urnbaugh to discuss for reviewing sewer rates at the next meeting. The cost for this re-evaluation is approximately $1 S to $17,000. John Taylor, Morgan County Economic Development, reported to the council the making of a three panel brochure. He wants to have a photographer take pictures, but needs recommendations on what the pictures should. be. The barn on Highway 42 that is on the Town Website was mentioned. John would like the brochures completed for a conference in Indianapolis the second week of September. The brochures will be in English and Japanese. The October trip to Japan he is going after Honda and its suppliers. A developer availability agreement with A & A Transmission will be at the next meeting. Attorney Currens handed a list of riotes/issues to the cauncil far personnel policy. Council President Worthen told the other members he had looked over the information from other Towns and would like to make a couple more calls, so this was tabled to the . next. meeting. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Shields to approve payment of claims. Motion carried 5-0. There being no further business to come before the council at this time, a motion was made by Councilman Dolen with a second by Councilman Clark to adjourn the meeting. Mohan carried 5-0. ~ om W en, Council President ATTES ~ . .. Sandra R. Perry, Clerk-Treas er August 15, 2006 The Mooresville Town Cauncil met in regular session on Tuesday, August 15, 2006 at 6:30 F. M. at the new Government Center. Town Council members present: President Tom Worthen, Troy Bryant, Toby Dolen, and Eric Shields. Bohn L. Clark was absent. Town attorney Tim Currens was present. A motion'was made by Councihnan Dolen with a second by Councilman Shields to approve minutes of August 1, 2006 meeting. Motion carried 4-0. The meeting began with Council President Tom Worthen speaking to the audience concerning the curb and sidewalk project on East Harrison Street. He apologized for not being in communication with the residents and told them he would go door to door next time if need be to talk to residents about the projects and before removing trees. He said some of the trees were causing damage to the street and to curbs. Five trees have been removed so far on East and West Harrison Streets. Redevelopment Commission is paying for East Harrison Street and Tawn is paying for West Harrison Street. The council plans to do a street a year. Councilman Bryant told the audience the project is to install curbs, sidewalks, and improve stormwater. Trees would be replaced one by one. Tom Redman, a resident on West Harrison Street told the cauncil it was disturbing. to have trees removed without first notifying. Cauncil President Worthen stated he hoped the projects will be kept up in the future as the councils change members. The projects are funded with L R & S, TIF, and local property tax. East and West Streets will be .completed first, then North and South Streets. High Street and Main Street are Highways and cannot be included in the plan. Steve Edwards, West Harrison Street, complained about the use of a 24 inch bucket on his end and a 12 inch up by the church on East Harrison Street. He believes a lot of property values have decreased because of the trees 1