Mooresville Town Board Calls Special Meeting: How To Watch

MOORESVILLE, NC — The Mooresville Board of Commissioners is holding a special meeting Friday to discuss numerous topics, including police funding, closing down unused streets and the consideration of installing 42 new license plate recognition cameras in town.

The meeting is set for 8:30 a.m. Dec. 18.

Here is the agenda for the Mooresville Board of Commissioners Dec. 18 meeting:

• Consider a request from the Police Department to declare equipment (body-worn and in-car camera system recently replaced and removed from service) to be surplus and authorize the Purchasing Agent to convey this equipment to the Taylorsville Police Department, provided the equipment will continue to be used in carrying out a public purpose and/or procedure. (pages 4-5) Camera Donation; Resolution Taylorsville 12-18-2020
• Consider adopting a Resolution of Intent to close Louise Avenue and portions of Carolyn Street and Annette Street, located off McNeely Avenue. (pages 6-8) Resolution of Intent_ROW Abandonment packet 12-18-2020
• Consider a request from the Police Department to apply for the third year funding from the North Carolina Governor's Highway Program (GHSP) in support of the Traffic Enforcement and Safety Team. The grant supports 50% of two (2) officer positions and a 50% cash match is required. Based on current information, total year 3 salary and benefits is estimated to be $174,932, and will save the Town approximately $87,466. The two positions must be retained for twelve (12) months effective October, 2022.
• Consider a request from the Police Department to accept with appreciation a donation of twenty (20) pairs of running shoes from the Charlotte Running Company valued at $2,500. (page 9) Police 12.18.20 Charlotte Running Company donation
• Consider granting a Utility Easement from the Town of Mooresville to Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC in the southwest corner of the revised Lowrance Ave. and W. Wilson Ave. intersection. This easement will allow Duke Energy to relocate existing facilities in coordination with the West Wilson Improvements Project. (pages 10-12) Easement Town of Mooresville
• Consider approving a one-year contract not to exceed $123,500 with Flock Group inc for the installation and licensing of 42 LPR cameras and licensing for 15 existing intersection cameras through out the Town of Mooresville. (pages 13-18) Flock_Safety_-_Purchase_Order_Mooresville_NC_PD_V2; Flock_Safety_-_Purchase_Order_Mooresville_NC_PD_V2G; Flock_Safety_-_Purchase_Order_Mooresville_NC_Police_Department_-_Wing
• Consider approving a mid-year budget amendment for staff positions, projects and agreements cut from the adopted budget due to the uncertainty of COVID-19 on fiscal year 2021 revenues. (page 19) GF - Mid year Budget Amendment 12.21.20 COVID related reauthorizations
• Consider approving an amendment to appropriate fund balance for the potential purchase of property at 541 South Broad Street and 545 South Broad Street. (page 20) GF - Rec Admin 12.21.20 potential property purchase - Broad St
• Consider adopting a Town Board Policy that sets forth parameters and establishes guidelines for outside agency funding provided by the Town of Mooresville. (pages 21-23) BP-ADM-001 Outside Agency Funding Policy
• Consider an amendment to refund State Revolving Fund debt. (page 24) UF - Finance 12.21.20 refund SRF
• Consider an amendment to accept revenue from the sale of Public Safety Bonds and refund General Fund debt. (page 25) GF - Finance 12.21.20 Public Safety Bonds and refunding GF debt
• Consider authorizing the Town Manager to negotiate and sign Offers to Purchase and Contract for properties located at 541 S. Broad St. and 545 S. Broad St for a total purchase price for both parcels of $400,000, plus closing costs and fees. The Town Manager is authorized to conduct all due diligence for purchase of these properties and to sign all documents that may be necessary for closing.
• Public Hearing to receive public comment before finalizing voluntary annexation petitions by adopting annexation ordinances. The following parcels will become part of the Town's corporate limits on December 30, 2020. Public Hearing Final List; Town Board Annexations staff report 12-18-2020
• Request for utility service from JBH Development, LLC for properties located on Waterlynn Road. Staff Report- Utility Extension Request Waterlynn

How To Watch
If you wish to view the meeting via live stream, video may be seen here.

How To Submit A Question
"If you would like to submit a comment to be read during the Public Comment portion of the meeting, please email your requests to publiccomment@mooresvillenc.gov," the town said. "Please note that all comments will need to adhere to the 3-minute time limit when they are read."

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