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engineer plan on how this system would work and better accommodate others slang the line. Next was the public hearing on the advertised additional appropriations for the L R & S Fund for $43, 500.00 for a new Vac Truck, for MV1:1$23,949,00 for the grant, and from the General Fund $243,725.00 to the Town Hall Capitol Qutlays. Motion was made by Councilman Clark, second by Councilman Dolen, to approve Resolution #7 for Additional Appropriation from the LR&S Fund $43,500.00 for Vac Truck, ;from MVH Fund $23,949.00, and from the General Fund $243,725.00. Motion carried 5-0. Next on the agenda were availability fees for Cougar Bag. 'I"hey had given the information to 1V1r. Beikman that their building size is 21,000 sq. ft_, approximately 30 employees, two shifts with eight hours day a 7:00 to 3:00 and eight hours at night 3:00 to 11:00, and there was no special. water main. Based on the EDU the availability are as follows: 3 E.D.U. x $1,100.00 ~ $3,300.00 Availability Fee 3 E.D.U. x $ 900.00= $2,700.00 Connection Fee Motiou was made by Councilman Clark, second by Councilman Dolen, to approve the $3,300.00 Availability Fee and $2,700A0 Connection Fee for Cougar Bag on Lot lb at Flagstaff Business Park. Motion camied 5~0. Under unfinished business was the Methodist Church heating and air bids, because there was not enough money in the additional appropriation to cover the cost of the heating and cooling, President Warthen stated this would be tabled until next meeting. - Next was the cemetery elevation. Mr. Currens said that Mr. Beikman looked at the map and stated it was not in the flood plain and Mr. Clark said it was in the 100-year flood plain. Mr. Clark said what they are talking about now is the area across the bridge that in not in the flood plain. The bid from Pappas Construction Company was for 30 loads of clean fill dirt hauled in and to grade, compact, seed and straw was $6,850.00. Mr. Pappas sand if more dirt was needed it would cost $70.00 per load. Motion was made by Councilman Clark, second by Councilman Shields, to accept the bid from Pappas Construction Company to Raise Grade for plots, remove sod and haul in up to 301oads of clean fi11 dirt. Grade out with elevation to begin at road and fall 6" to 12" to creek. Compact, seed and straw at the cost $6,850.00. $70.00 per load for extra dirt if needed. Mahon carried 5-0. Next was the review of the Rule 13 guidelines. President Warthen stated he had asked for this to be on the agenda so we can see where we are with Rule 13 and where they need to be. He had invited Mr. Ross Holloway, Holloway Engineering, who is working with the City of Martinsville, and Mr. Jeff Healy, Banning Engineering, who is working with Hendricks County. He said he would. like to get from an engineering point of view how other areas are going, steps that need to be followed closely, and steps that maybe aren't as crucial as others. We have compiled up to part B and are ready to start on part C. Mr. Holloway said Martinsville had filled an extension for part B and ate going right into part C that is the more expensive part. He fully expects in be in compliance by their deadline of November 3, 2004. Mr. Healy said that we are very close to the municipalities he is working with. Mr. Healy said most towns have hired the services of a consultant. Mr. Healy said Hendricks County has gotten together with their steering committee and looking at the public education components. Mr. Holloway said that Martinsville had found that the public education could be shared countywide and they are looking at soil conservation people and others to share in educational aspects, He said Martinsville had hired a consultant for part B & C. Mr. Holloway said that after coming up with the base characteristic of the existing community then you are striving for your _ goal of 80% reduction of total suspension solids. Mr. Healy said the burden of the town