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V J/D He agrees one hundred perc nt that he does not want someone other the Town employees digging the street up and he doesn't think it is the homeo ner's responsibility to have to get a surety bond o the performance of the street after ey repair it. Councilman Dolen said he tho ght it should be the Town's responsibility from the homeawner's property line tot a sewer main. // Councilman Shields said he thou t the Town could get in to big liability if it is left to the homeowner to get their own c tractor. Attorney Currens said he and Cecil Mohr had talked about this and agree on e theory that the lateral ould be the homeowner's responsibility, it has to be inspected hen it is installed and • ybe we could modify the ordinance to address that issue that g ves them that respons' ility which takes the responsibility for locations off the To n, but where the T wn would be responsible for repairs and repairs to the street, curbs, nd sidewalks (th public right of way) in the event of construction on the lateral. C uncihnan Bryan said he didn't think this was good. The homeowner's responsibility hould stop at a right-o:f way. :Ioe Bcikman, Street Superintendent, tol the counci they had done 277 locates in the first quarter of this year and that was loc 'ng the in lines. He would have to hire two more men to do locates. They are spendi g three ours a day locating. He was trying to get the liability off the Town if they woul run a as line thru the sewer and the house blows up like happened in southern Indian . After more discussion, a motion was made Councilman Dolen to rescind Ordinance 13 way can be decided on. Motion carried 4-1 Attorney Currens told the council by elirru it was, he would re-draft something show n y~Councilman Bryant with a second by X004, Article 2, Section 208 until another vith Councilman Warthen opposed. Ling this the ordinance goes back to the way it rescinded. Animal Control Officer Mark Taylor r ortec and four (4) returned. Budget 2005 Workshop: Council esident Township and Mooresville was sti looking i departments. He said we have to ssume it is year as far as the budget is conc ed. Les F~ his budget and why he felt he n~eded them to twenty-four (24) calls, seven (7) impounds, :then explained to the council Brown away to combine both of the fire ing to be the same as this year far next ter, Fire Chief, explained the amounts in iy in his budget. doe Beikman, StreeC Superintendent, explained Buis budget to the council and the reasons he put the amounts on his b~ciget. David Moore, Utility/Sto Water Department, went over the budget he was given with the council. There was t a supervisor when th advertised budget was made out, so Council President W en and Clerk-Treasurer ands Perry completed the budget for advertising. David re~'ated to the council items h needed. Next was the Tow Hall budget. Clerk-Treasurer ands Perry gave the council a copy of the second cut om the advertised budget. Som of this budget depends on maintaining tw own Halls, how much remodelin the council wishes to do on the Old Methodist Ch~ch, and equipment for the new To .Hall if it is to be completed before the end of 2005. August 24 X2004, at 6:30 P.1VI. will be the Prelimina worksho~for the Police, Court, and Park budgets. A motiyon was made by Councilman Clark with a see approve payment of the claims. Motion carried 5-0. Hearing for Budget 2005 plus a by Councilman Dolen to ~~