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She said they had never had a problem until the additions w en b aid from the Council point of homes do not mean anything and they don t exist. Mr. Corr ortant that the other, view he disagreed with that. He did not think any homeowner was more imp but right now no one has shown him that the dxainage ar'~ ~ b ~a~angoe~an~an ~ p~o~~rty problem has been created by that addition. He has not Y owners saying they did not use to have that problem. No one h em w~ h~t~ over a period of of the problem or what created it. He does not know xf the prob time by the way the water has eroded certain areas and n• slow ~ He does not know whatecpeated have built, or some people have put racks in the creek to ernes throu h the problem, but he does know by looking h homeocwner to maintain on 'They asked if they gotga out that addition is the responsibxhty of eac pipe and covered it over were they full-filling their responsibility. He said no, he thinks they a roblem, because if the pipe could not carry all the water that was going may be creating p through there you are in effect interferimn tron>~ m Main and make sure the woofer properly obligation under the covenant and res flows through there. Mr. Whittington has had landsia ee~ thine. Mr1Currenslsaid according to they would not touch it. She asked about putting a P P the way the covenant and restrictions reflects you have to have an open dit all ~ water~or g not there and by putting a pipe in it would have to be of sufficient size to carry it could back up and other homeowners could 1 not flowothrough y ~tProPe~Y- Then you have blocked up the water supply and the water wil an obligation under the covenant and restrictions to maintain it so it will flow through. Councilman Mathis said he has the same problem on his property with Goose Creek. He said he has someone coming to look at his property to see what it will take to correct the problem. They said they feel the damage 'was from the retention pond, because they have pictures, and they were giving the Council all the opportunity to do what was right. Next was the Inter~local Agreement between the County and Town on the Boyd Heights Subdivision, the improvement of the roads as the sanitary tine are installed' Motion was made by Councilman Worthen, second by Councilman Mathis, to approve the Tnterlocal Agreement between Morgan County and the Civil Town of Mooresville. Motion carried 3-0. Next was Brent Callahan, of floe Mooresville Parks District, requesting permission to spend money from the Non-Reverting Capital Fund to build a maintenance building. He asked if they could spend $94,415.00 for the new maintenance building at the park. He also had a price for the overhead doors and opener for $12,"121.00 plus $50.00 per window, not to exceed $13,000.00 for the overhead doors and windows. Councilman Worthen asked what the original bid for the building was. Mr. Callahan said it was $94,418.00, which was the lowest of the six bidders on the project. Councilman Worthen ask w~er~ asked howw much~was inOthe Non-Reverti goons and he said that was right. Councilman Capitol Fund now and he was there was $405,955.00 now and after the first draw there would be $380,630.00 remaining in the fund. Councilman Mathis asked when they would need the money. Mr. Callahan said they hoped to start construction by the end of Tune or the beginning of July. Councilman Mathis stated that the council was trying to keep the, department spending down during the tax time. They don't mind the building being built, but they hate to see the park building a building when they are holding the other departments to emergency spending. Mr. Callahan said that there would be enough left in the Non-Reverting Capital to bolster the tax based budget until we receive our tax draw. They want to get the maintenance building fuushed and moved into so they can reno~d to kee the cost adf the building down they doing the inter while they are not as busy. He s P plumbing, electrical, and finish the inside of the building. Motion was made by Councilman Mathis> second by Councilman Worthen, to approve the $107,418.00 for the overhead doors, windows and maintenance building to paid from the Non- Reverting Capital Fund for the maintenance building at the Mooresville Town Park. Motion carried 3-0. Next was Jerry Mayfield, Mooresville Revitalization Commission, requesting the closing of Main Street an Founders Day, July 19, 2003. They would like to close Main Street from Indiana Street east to Clay Street from 5:00 AM to 5:00 PM on that day. 'They said the only two events they would request the closing of Main Street was Founders Day and Victorian Christmas. Motion was made by Cowl g1 pp AWNi~S 00 PM on Ju1yo19C2 03anfor Founder's Day. Motion closing of Mam Street from carried 3-0.