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\"I just moved here from Minnesota. I bought the house at 871 Oakwood Drive in Mooresville here, and I have a water problem,\" resident Linda Fred said, describing water flowing across neighboring lawns into her backyard and rising about halfway to her house.

Town staff said there is a drainage easement behind the property and that the Department of Public Works will take the resident's address and phone number after the meeting and inspect the area. Council members cautioned that runoff from neighbors can be a civil matter in some cases but said DPW will first verify whether town-maintained drainage or an easement clearing could alleviate the problem.

The council also heard operational reports from department staff about local traffic-enforcement tools and a frequently problematic intersection. Staff reported that the town's speed trailer, which stores vehicle-speed data, had been vandalized on Bridal Street and has been repaired and returned to service; the trailer can be deployed for several days to collect speed data and inform whether further action, such as a traffic study, is warranted.

Separately, the meeting included discussion of an offset four-way intersection at Maple Lane and Carlisle that a resident had flagged as dangerous because north-south traffic does not reliably stop for east-west movements. Council members said the offset and proximity to house doorsteps limit certain engineering remedies such as a roundabout and that the town may perform a targeted traffic study or periodic observation to assess options.

The council also announced a public hearing on the proposed fire territory is scheduled for Thursday at 6 p.m. in the same meeting room and urged public attendance.

Ending: Town staff will contact the resident at 871 Oakwood Drive to schedule an inspection; council said further action depends on DPW findings and, if necessary, follow-up traffic studies.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Town Council 3.4.2025","oneSentenceSummary","A resident told the Mooresville Town Council March 4 that stormwater runoff is flooding her backyard at 871 Oakwood Drive. Town staff said the Department of Public Works will investigate; council and staff also discussed vandalism and repair of a speed trailer and possible traffic studies for a troublesome intersection on Maple Lane and Carlisle.","taxTitle","Mooresville Town, Morgan County, Indiana","taxId",70776,"location","Indiana","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6295236,"Mooresville Council approves contract, three declaratory resolutions and two abatement compliance findings; authorizes claims and payroll",958,87000,1045000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2520929-e17d0fe389a48612a44c743accba1b46&start=87&end=1045","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2520929-e17d0fe389a48612a44c743accba1b46/thumbnail_87000.jpg","/articles/6295236/Indiana/Mooresville-Council-approves-contract-three-declaratory-resolutions-and-two-abatement-compliance-findings-authorizes-claims-and-payroll","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6295236-f4486b7dcbe36645458b3bde158957d3/orig.mp4?Expires=1771119904&Signature=QuBwMIGPwFpMug1D2qpNihTLLy9sGOvCfJfJWya2xmJL4nbSb8nZV9N2zAazG5WOplzIriNd5Sh36Ya3gTssqrFb7VaQPl-YF0CykSj~vjARYBqbC1qe7aunim23ktMDPS-CEpH2KpMWtFOILeRjFmGHc5Vi1O-dg1XDBHf-MYqOhZhG~gGNGTHFwuXz6PMKT2MzZkcHwQ20yvy46mZ6Sq-0a8truVQ2g4Y1xNR8OA7e1ai3qLHtY05B5LuCzTs3wNRQrI3gNFVzW1By4DI6P15mwgTwdBr-2RnyrARjOXmmy04MQBrPDQIUT8c3mJXsPwTE-kAEat-9A3-kvBzB7w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Mooresville Town Council voted unanimously March 4 to approve a series of routine motions and economic-development resolutions, including awarding a two-year lawn-care contract, accepting declaratory resolutions tied to tax abatement filings, and finding a local manufacturer in substantial compliance with prior abatement agreements.

The actions included: awarding the lawn-care contract to Adair's Lawn Care (the lowest bidder and the incumbent for the past two years); adopting a declaratory resolution for Innovation Park Lot 8; adopting two declaratory resolutions for Sun Polymer (one for real property and one for personal property, each declaring improvements are within a tax increment financing area and designating an Economic Revitalization Area); voting to find Overton Industries in substantial compliance on two previously issued abatement resolutions; and approving claims and payroll clearing amounts.

Why it matters: The declaratory resolutions and CF-1 filings are steps in the town's tax-abatement and economic development process and can affect whether new or expanding businesses receive deductions on assessed property, while the compliance findings confirm that a local business met investment and job commitments tied to prior abatements.

Key outcomes (motions and tallies)

- Motion to approve minutes from the previous meeting: motion made, seconded and approved (vote recorded as unanimous).

- Contract award: Motion to approve Adair's Lawn Care as the lowest bidder and current contractor for turf/lawn services; motion made, seconded and approved unanimously (vote recorded 4-0).

- Resolution 6-2025 (declaratory resolution — Innovation Park Lot 8): Motion to accept resolution 6-2025 was made, seconded and approved unanimously (vote recorded 4-0). Town staff described Lot 8 as a small trucking company that would perform maintenance and repair of over-the-road vehicles and initially employ about eight people; a salary total shown on the CF-1 was described as a typographical error (about $30,000).

- Resolution 7-2025 (declaratory resolution — Sun Polymer, real property): Motion to accept resolution 7-2025 was made, seconded and approved unanimously (vote recorded 4-0). Council stated the resolution declares improvements on the real estate are within a TIF area and designates the site as an Economic Revitalization Area.

- Resolution 8-2025 (declaratory resolution — Sun Polymer, personal property): Motion to accept resolution 8-2025 was made, seconded and approved unanimously (vote recorded 4-0).

- Overton Industries (resolution 5-20-21, personal property): Council voted to find Overton Industries in substantial compliance with its abatement; the item’s paperwork showed an estimated investment of $200,000, an actual investment of $219,670, estimated employment of 51 and an actual employment count of 63 as of Jan. 1; motion passed unanimously (vote recorded 4-0).

- Overton Industries (resolution 4-20-22, personal property): Council voted to find Overton Industries in substantial compliance; paperwork showed an estimated and actual investment of $179,000 and estimated employment at the time of the resolution of 45 with actual employment listed as 63; motion passed unanimously (vote recorded 4-0).

- Motion to approve payment of claims in the amount of $629,322.64: Motion made, seconded and approved unanimously (vote recorded 4-0).

- Motion to approve payroll clearing in the amount of $247,135.26: Motion made, seconded and approved unanimously (vote recorded 4-0).

Discussion vs. decision: Most items were handled with brief staff remarks and no extended debate. Council members moved, seconded and voted on each item; no formal amendments or dissent were recorded in the transcript.

Next steps and context: Two CF-1 applications tied to resolutions 19 and 20 of 2022 were pulled by applicants and will not be acted on at this meeting. The council noted the CF-1 filings are beginning to arrive for the spring. The council's next regular meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 18.

Ending: The meeting adjourned following unanimous votes on the listed items.","At its March 4 meeting, the Mooresville Town Council unanimously approved award of a lawn-care contract, three declaratory resolutions tied to local economic development filings, two findings of substantial compliance for Overton Industries abatements, and authorized payment of claims and payroll.","actionData","errors"]

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Mooresville resident reports backyard flooding; public works to inspect, council discusses traffic concerns and speed-trailer repairs

Mooresville Council approves contract, three declaratory resolutions and two abatement compliance findings; authorizes claims and payroll