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ss~ A motion was made by Councilman Clark, with a second by Councilman Shields to approve the minutes of March 2, 2004. Motion carried 5-0. First on the agenda was Ray Young Subdivision. Council President Warthen asked if there were any questions. One question asked was, if I pay my $900 hook on .fee how do I know when the sewer will be done? Answer: The fee will be requested after infrastnrcture is in place. Another question, who came up with the price of $900? Attorney Tim. Currens answered: An actuarial was done to calculate a fair price for each person and was in a Sewer Ordinance of 1984. Any vacant lots will need to pay $1100 more. Mr. Mudd gave a petition to President Warthen to cross check with the letters chat were received. Mr. Mudd's list included two undecided and three opposed. There were two .houses IVIr. Mudd had .not been able to locate the owners. The council decided to poll those that were undecided to see i:f there was a question that needed cleared up. Mr. Chapman was not present. Mr. Carson was present and his question was where the sewer was going to be installed.l-le wants the sewer line to go between two houses and not down the middle of the street. The consensus of the council was that engineering would have to be done .before an answer could be given and the council would take the cheaper bid. Councilman BryanC told the audience the costs would be Towns regardless of where or how the sewer goes. Of the three homeowners that were opposed only Mr. Hopkins was present and hi.s reason for being opposed was because his septic worked fne. Mr. Grounds and Mr_ Bolton were not present. Mr. Carson told the council that gas and water lirres were in front of the houses which he thought presented a problem with going down the street and he said a lot of the people thought they were going to get rid of water but will only get rid of sewage. Mr. Mudd said there were two homeowners they had not been able to contact. A mortgage company owns one home and Mrs. Asher gave Tim Cunens the name of the company to contact. Councilmani Bryant said. there were two issues. One issue was annexation, because it is not completely voluntary artd the other issue was contiguity (two homes that front Hadley Road) Attorney Currens said the Town of Mooresv,ille had never done a forced annexation befora. Councilrtatm Bryant said he needed more iz~l'ormation on :forced annexation and he would go door to door on those he needs to talk to, the undecided, the against, and the two vacant homes. Mr. Hopkins seemed not to have a problem with annexation. He just did not want to .hook ozi now and would be agreeable if he could hook on when his septic fails. The Ray Young addition will be on the agenda for the Apri120''' "Gown Council meeting. Next on the agenda was Dennis Collier requesting a rezone for 104 E. High Street to a B- 2 to operate a hair salon. 'Cher-e was a variance under the previous owner to operate a beauty shop. Councilman Bryant had a question about access off of High Street. Mr. Collier said there was and they plan to add more parking. This request came from the Plan Commissiott with a favorable recommendation. A motion was made by Councilman Clark and a second by Councilman Dorn to approve Ordinance #4, 2004 to rezone from R-1 to B-2. Motion carxied 5-0. Councilman. Bryant would rather see access back to grass or pavement. Mr. Holloway presented a request for Value Plus Pharmacy and the old IGA to rezone fi-oztr B-Z to B-3. Council President "Cor1r Worthen said they wanted to get in compliance with the Town zoning book. A rnotion was made by Councilman Doles acid a second by Councilman Clark to approve Ordinance 5, 2004 to rezone to B~3 with restrictions of no nightclubs, team club, kennel, or tavern. Motion carried 5-0. Tl~e Plan Commission had given a favorable recommendation to the Town Council.