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5;46 Ross Holloway of Holloway and Associates appeared before the town council requesting a sewer availability agreement for off site sanitary sewer lines for Shae Corporation. They are developing acreage on Landersdale and Hadley Roads. Mr. Holloway explained the route of the line. He said the lift station on the southeast comer of Karrington Estates would be taken out of commission. He said the Young addition could be added on the sewer and annexed into town. Mr. Young would still have to request sanitary hook-on. He also told the council a ten inch line will mn to the Shae property and a lift station could be added later to service Lakeview properties. Swinney Brothers was the lowest bid at $338,253.00. Motion was made by Councilman Mathis, second by Councilman Dolen to enter into an Availability Agreement with Shae Corporation. Motion carried 5-0. Ross Holloway also reported to the council he had submitted for a permit to IDEM to fill in the floodway at the Mooresville Cemetery to gain 200 more feet onto the 50 - 100 feet --~ to the floodway area. Universal Valuation: Councilman Mathis told the council the insurance carder suggested this be done. The Mooresville School Corporation does a property valuation on an annual basis. Motion was made by Councilman Dolen, second by Councilman Pygman to allow Universal Valuation to appraise the buildings this year. Motion carried 5-0. Cemetery Bids: Councilman Clark told the council he talked to McKinley at West Newton and he said Greenskeeper ( low bid) did a great job last year and they were going to have them back this year. Councilman Mathis reported he had talked to Robert Hill of Greenskeeper and they seemed confident in their ability to mow cemeteries, however, in 2001 the mowing company that had received the bid to mow Mooresville Cemetery left in the middle of mowing season and Sharp Lawn Co. came in and bailed the Town out on the other company' s contract price. He had talked to Ed Bucker, the Cemetery Sexton, and he had no problem with the services Sharp Lawn Co. provided. Motion was made by Councilman Mathis, second by Councilman Dolen to accept Sharp Lawn's bid for a period of twelve months. Motion carried 3-1, Councilman Pygman opposed, and President Warthen abstained. Legal: Motion was made by Councilman Dolen, second by Councilman Clark to approve a Resolution to sell two Police Cars to Decatur Central for $8,500.00 each. Motion carried 5-0. Motion was made by Councilman Maths, second by Councilman Clark to approve the fa'st reading of Ordinance #4, 2002, to amend the Salary Ordinance for Part time Court Administrative Clerk from $10.62 to $11.12 per hour. Motion carded 5-0. Dean Kays from the Mooresville Police Commission asked if the police needed a resolution to sell three more cars. Town Attomey Tim Currens told him they had to have a resolution for the Town of Mooresville, and the buyer had to have a resolution for their entity. President Warthen informed the council the State Bid sheet for a 2002 Ford F 150 for the Fire Department was $22, 349.75 or $7,891.56 per year for a three year lease. Motion was made by Councilman Mathis, second by Councilman Dolen to approve a three year lease for the Ford Fl50, 2002. Motion carried 5-0. The Travel-all would be retired, the Caprice would go to Fire Inspector Jim Bruner, and the Crown Victoria would go to Assistant Fire Chief Doug Allen. Animal Control Officer Mark Taylor reported eighteen (18) calls, three (3) impounds, and one (1) returned. Motion was made by Councilman Clark, second by Councilman Dolen to approve payment of the claims. Motion carded 54). There being no further business to come before the council at this time, a' motion was made by Councilman Pygman, second by Councilman Dolen to adjoum the meeting. Motion carded 54).