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be sports photos and sometimes artwork classes had finished. Everything would be framed and captioned. This program keeps .kids active after school for a few hours. Gallery 234 has been recognized and has received money from the Indiana Arts Commission. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Shields to approve of the wall displays. Motion carried 5-0. Westside Interceptor bids: This is a sewer re-hab project and includes pipe bursting lines, manholes, and realignment of manhole covers. Only one bid was received and that was from Swinney Brothers Excavating. Part 1 4,000 feet of pipe bursting lines 13 brick manholes Pre-cast manholes Reconnection of 40 laterals Restoration of sidewaUc, asphalt, landscape areas Haul off spoils Camera lines to locate laterals Includes traffic control, performance bond and Three-year maintenance bond $284,939.00 Part 2 Re-alignment of manholes Removal of two structures and replacing two structures $33,234.00 Total bid: $318,173.00 to be paid from the Food and Beverage Fund This project is Old 267 from Memorial Drive to behind the football field, the apartment complex behind Value Plus, to Northfield Drive. This project is being dome to limit the inflow and infiltration. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Do1en to accept the bid of $318,173.00. Motion. carried 5-0. Jeff Scalf, from the audience, told the Town Council he was asking them for their help. He feels he is being forced into an action he really doesn't want to take. This was in relation to some comments made by Councilman Dolen about John Dillinger_ Mr. Scalf talked to Attorney Currens and Attorney Currens said he was going to turn this over to Hadley, Cook, and Quillen who has the Town insurance. Mr. Scalf said the insurance company would not speak to him. He told the council he was giving them thixty day official notice that if this matter was not dealt with he was going to sue the Town. Attorney Currens brought up the issue concerning Boyd Heights of the bidder that was chosen using a name that didn't exist and wasn't in the name that is incorporated now. Attorney Currens told the council that to cure this problem and be fair to him is to re-bid the project and have those bids by the September meeting. He would have to re-bid under the current incorporated name. Council President Warthen asked if they could have a contract ready to sign at the September 7'~' meeting. Attorney Currens said yes. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Shields to re-bid the Boyd Heights contract. Motion carried 5-0. The council asked Mr. Beikman to add the boring to the specifications. Next, Cecil Mohr, a local plumber, spoke to the council in regard to Ordinance 13, 2004, which changed the maintenance and upkeep of the lateral from the main to the home from Town of Mooresville' S responsibility of the main to the property line to the homeowner. This makes general contractors cutting our Town streets, sidewalks, and curbs. Mr. Mohr wanted to give his opinion as someone who works in the industry. He wants the ordinance to go back to the way it was. Councilman Bryant said if the main is -- on the opposite side of the street, this new ordinance places the. responsibility on the homeowner for digging up and replacing the streets, alleys, sidewalks, and curbs and this is an astronomical expense. The omly people you want digging there is a utility cornpa~ay and he thought Ordinance 13, 2004 should be rescinded immediately until they could come up with better wording, Councilman Warthen said locates bother him, he has no problem with repairing of the laterals on Town property. We don't have a mapping system on lateral and in some cases a toilet has to be removed to locate the lateral. He said he and Councilman Bryant had talked about on new building codes there needs to be apiece of wire wrapped around the lateral to where. it can be located. The question there _ ,__ is where do you put the end of the:wire to hook your radio frequency device to pick it up.