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Hugh Huff, a resident of 51 West Washington Street, described ongoing activity next door at 59 West Washington Street involving car repairs in the yard and periodic trailers and wrecked vehicles brought onto the property. Huff said a judge previously found violations and issued a stop-and-desist order; he asked the council for a written response in the next few weeks about enforcement and whether fines would be pursued. “Is this allowed in town of Mooresville?” Huff asked, asking for a written follow-up.

Council members and staff said the case had gone to court and that legal handled it previously; staff noted that the town’s prior attorney who handled the matter was no longer on the case. Town legal counsel said she would review the judge’s order and report back. The council directed legal counsel to research enforcement options and, with council permission, to contact neighboring counties to discuss possible coordinated action on related regulatory filings.

Dave Snyder, another resident, raised similar concerns about an old Lexus parked near the Citizens Administration Building and said the ongoing vehicle activity had left bare dirt where lawns should be. Another resident speaking on behalf of 801 Johnson Road said her household has received repeated visits from police after complaints, that the household is being “harassed,” and that they do not wash material onto neighbors’ yards; she asked the town to stop repeated enforcement visits that she said were prompted by a neighbor’s complaints.

Council members said staff had issued warnings and that enforcement steps typically begin with warnings; one councilor urged more aggressive action where warranted. The council agreed to have legal counsel review the prior court order referenced by residents, clarify who is responsible for enforcing the order (town versus county), and provide a written update to the complainant and to other neighbors who asked to be included in follow-up correspondence.

In separate public-comment remarks, citizens identified 315 Bolton as a property with multiple unlicensed or wrecked vehicles and reported the building associated with that address is condemned but still occupied. Staff said they will check the status and explore ticketing or other code-enforcement tools.

The council did not take immediate enforcement votes at the meeting but directed legal and code staff to review the records and return with options and a written response to residents.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Town Council Meeting 5.20.2025","oneSentenceSummary","Several residents urged the council to enforce town code after repeated vehicle-repair activity, alleged fire hazards and property-maintenance issues at addresses on West Washington Street, Johnson Road and Bolton; council directed legal staff to review a prior court order and promised a written follow-up.","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},6231059,"Pioneer Park project awarded; council to consider annexation petition for newly purchased parcel",167,772000,939000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3439880-1d67f27e1045029c62127d1a7cfe80f7&start=772&end=939","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3439880-1d67f27e1045029c62127d1a7cfe80f7/thumbnail_772000.jpg","/articles/6231059/Indiana/Pioneer-Park-project-awarded-council-to-consider-annexation-petition-for-newly-purchased-parcel","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6231059-994800505d580f4d940ba497b5e5ac01/orig.mp4?Expires=1770508151&Signature=ExM2ZhwvJ3KbjE5MOYYnl~DSrAM8E~IRotCj3wLCUNAfVXwUjZ3OgEx3ySZTyOlW0eJBP4FFxUXj3zsarTb5pJm8qMj2dVn2B0TbQB5Q5a2dyMym~uWSrypcJTQruZZxhVwnww3UXVzKFZg4nnq9g4TbDOn48pl~~7BmUATbYoFJ62nxqAbx2J5UFDKE~aflulbYnyeiihAW7vpIYLIQlHGTlWsmxVLFmnrsGtNwPrctAvo1OUyUYhbSWGg--HhzHMJUnocHqFQR-2vsF5uujBF8iiDqNIc4yYg78cHoS2MvsNYrgXWdGKoWx1YJHQrztDsa4G7OxvWX3LNi8neFNQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mooresville — Town staff told the council the town has awarded construction for the Pioneer Park improvements to a contractor and expects work to begin early June, with completion anticipated 8 to 10 months later.

The parks report said town staff awarded the building contract to Meyer and AGM and are completing final permitting and local approvals. Equipment is expected to start arriving around June 2; the contractor estimates an 8–10 month construction schedule, putting completion in early to late spring 2026.

Planned work includes new pickleball courts, a stormwater management system on Pioneer Park’s northern side to address historic runoff and flooding, trail improvements, a new shelter (bringing the park total to eight rentable shelters), and a full four-season restroom that will be heated and air-conditioned. The report said the project budget draws on redevelopment-commission funds, park cash on hand and a Ready 2 grant; staff said the combined budget is just under $4,200,000 and much of the spending will be infrastructure not immediately visible to park users.

Separately, the parks board executed a petition to annex a parcel purchased at the end of 2024; staff said the town will present the petition to legal counsel and follow the code process (cited in the meeting as “30Six-four35.50.1”) for public readings and council consideration. Council members were invited to ask questions; none altered the stated timeline.

The parks director said staff had met with permitting officials and did not expect major permitting obstacles. The town will proceed with final permitting and return to council for required annexation readings.","Council received a parks update: construction of pickleball courts and park improvements awarded to Meyer and AGM with an estimated 8–10 month build; the parks board forwarded an annexation petition for a parcel purchased in late 2024.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6231064,"Mooresville council approves CF-1 tax-abatement compliance for two businesses",361,199000,560000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3439880-1d67f27e1045029c62127d1a7cfe80f7&start=199&end=560","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3439880-1d67f27e1045029c62127d1a7cfe80f7/thumbnail_199000.jpg","/articles/6231064/Indiana/Mooresville-council-approves-CF-1-tax-abatement-compliance-for-two-businesses","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6231064-af6876027f75b9481b07160863bb3bd1/orig.mp4?Expires=1770508151&Signature=cxA9mOBUvSQK07HmJNL83wjrKrp-wuJewLSToa6G1GzbirJPnD1zXY-7a~yGp7p5IyMXJtT6H2gBe3fzf9b8eBsmNK~pYTQj-8Nml78bifdJM8JxL3HiBwfRDqLBBpl8Nm3GaR0dI-FwgbolFhQEeerM0gufxOAKy-LexJ45ehQ10D~zOYorrI5eDnromGluHgIGPGqXjR5SFUtylNzy0ev8pwe9RPJ-PbSLx5CzlXIXqQAlFP2EjrVVtkRj7aP~j7hgLXxqJ-ETVcdNoqUtP6tb0MTFo6m5zy~moD3uzTniQVWHKw7aMQ8VsQy2WfCuK0VZHXLhk2e-iXOXBTR~Kg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mooresville — The Mooresville Town Council voted unanimously May 20 to find two businesses in substantial compliance with earlier CF-1 filings and to continue approved tax abatements.

The council found Mooresville Lot 8 LLC in substantial compliance with Resolution 25-2023 and granted the company’s tax abatement for another year. Council members noted the project was a speculative building and that the CF-1 listed $1,500,000 as both the estimated and actual investment; the CF-1 did not list any employee or salary estimates and was limited to real property.

The council also found Linnell LLC in substantial compliance on two past actions. For the real-property filing tied to Resolution 11/2016, the CF-1 listed an estimated investment of $240,000 and an actual investment of $253,119; the CF-1 listed estimated employment at 89 and actual employment at 70. For personal property under Resolution 10/2016, the CF-1 listed an estimated investment of $8,825,000 and an actual investment of $824,132; estimated employment again was 89 and actual 70.

The council voted on motions to find the companies in substantial compliance and recorded unanimous 5-0 votes on the motions. The council did not adopt any new conditions tied to the abatements during the meeting.

The actions keep previously approved abatements in place while the council retains the authority to review compliance documents again or to initiate formal reviews if staff or members request further investigation.

The council’s decisions were procedural determinations of compliance with the CF-1 filings associated with the listed resolutions; no additional incentives or amendments were approved at the meeting.","The council found Mooresville Lot 8 LLC and Linnell LLC in substantial compliance with previously approved CF-1 statements and continued their tax abatements; the Linnell filings showed investment and employment shortfalls compared with earlier estimates.","actionData","errors"]

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