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regard to proposed locations and zoning for industrial and commercial development in or near the proposed ED Area and RD Area. The validity of those assertions received a direct legal test and the ED & RD Plans were found to irrefutably conform to the overall plan of development for the community. This 2004 Amendment has reviewed these previous assertions and has found that the current plans for economic development and redevelopment in the ED Area & RD Area continue to conform with the 1968, 1991 and 2004 comprehensive plans for Mooresville. The 2004 Comprehensive Plan The following is taken directly from the text of the 2004 Mooresville Comprehensive Plan. These sections bears directly on the issues and policies of the Redevelopment Commission and the ED & RD Plans and are intended to serve as proof that the ED & RD Plan Amendments (2004) conform to the overall plan of development for the community. Water Indiana American and Hill Water Cooperative serve the Mooresville area. During the 1998 drought, Mooresville used no more water than two-thirds of its pumping capacity. Indiana American extends to the area between the east and west forks of White Lick Creek and to the area west of Johnson Road between State Road 144 and Hadley Road. Areas not served by these water services rely on individual wells. Our Water Supply and Treatment Process Indiana American Water in Mooresville is a groundwater system with a total treatment and production capacity of about 2,800,000 gallons of water per day from five wells. The water is treated at our Main Street facility with chlorine and fluoride is added for the dental benefit. A phosphate product is also added to reduce water discoloration and corrosion. The average daily demand is about 1, 100,000 gallons. The demand significantly increases in the summer due to greater outdoor water use. In the year 2002 our maximum daily delivery was 1,647,000 gallons. The distribution system consists of about fifty-three miles of mains (pipes) and nearly 400 fire hydrants. The system currently serves about 3600 customers. The service area includes most of the Town of Mooresville, parts of Brown and Madison Township and a portion of County Line Road in Hendricks County. There are two booster stations and the system has two tanks with a combined storage capacity of 750,000 gallons. The Hill Water Company is a membership owned, cooperative water utility founded in 1971. At present Hill has 83 miles of distribution system and serves 2,600 member users in areas of Brown, Clay, Madison and Monroe Townships in Morgan County. Mooresville ED & RD Plans: 2004 Amendments (08~03~04)