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5~;~ certainly a lot different than we drove in 1964. They are larger, taller, and wider. He said this is a council decision to def ne trailers, boats, etc. He told the council he tried to came up with some standards for them to look at and work with. Councilman Mathis said he needed to do a little seazching around to see what effect this ordinance would have throughout Mooresville. Councilman Bryant said when you are aut and looking, see what options people have available to them on their property for off street parking. Councilman Bryant said that six months after the ordinance is in effect, it can be adjusted if there are portions too strict or things not thought of that need to be addressed. Tim Cutrens said this ordinance does do away with some of the old parking ordinances. Truck weights and truck routes were also discussed. Motion was made by Councilman Mathis, second by Councilman Clark to approve Children At Play signs for Rooker. Run. Motion carried 5-0. Councilman Bryant reported a drainage pmblem at Brookmore on Lehr Drive. The properties aze owned by Jerome and Marty Witte. The feeder-streets empty out thru culverts and does not have a clear path to old Highway 67. The Town has a 50-foot right of way between the properties. Joe Beikman, Street Superintendent, said the Town could probably open up a ditch on the right of way. Legal: Motion was made by Councilman Warthen second by Councilman Bryant to approve Resolution 7,2003, setting an amount of purchases in access of $2,000 be capitalized for the Capital Asset record. Motion carried 5-0. Attorney Tim Currens informed the council he had filed an affidavit putting the Testerman property in the Town of Mooresville's name. The hearing for Doug Turner's properties at 39 West Main Street and 101 West South Street for unsafe buildings will be on Thursday, May 22, 2003 at 2:00 P. M. Dean Kays, Police Commissioner, reported to the council Officer Debbie Dodson had graduated from college with a degree in Criminology. He also reported the three new officers will be at the Police Academy until approximately Old Settlers time in August. Councilman Mathis asked for a consensus of the council to allow the Police Dept. to update their computers for a cost of $3,500. The Clerk-Treasurer had previously denied the expenditure. Police Chief Viles told Councilman Mathis this was an emergency expenditure. The council agreed to the update and an additional appropriation from General Fund-Burglar Alarm Permits account- will be done as soon as it is possible (when tax distribution is received). Les Farmer, Fire Chief, told the council the Fire department will be hosting a basic CPR class that is open to the public on May 19 and 21, 6-9 PM. Mosquito insecticide pricing will be an the agenda for May 20, 2003. Animal Control Officer, Mazk Taylor, reported thirty-faun (34) calls, eleven (1 ] ) impounds, and six (6) returns. Motion was made by Councilman Clark, second by Councilman Warthen to approve ,payment of the claims. Motion carried 5-0. There being no further business to come before the council at this time, a motion was made by Councilman Bryant, second by Councilman Clazk to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 5-0. President, Taby Dolen ATTEST: ~- + Sandra R. Perry, Clerk-Treasurer [J ~I '~ .