November 3, 2025 — Mooresville, NC
Date: 2025-11-03

Agenda
 Town of Mooresville
 Board of Commissioners
 November 3, 2025
 6:00 PM - Mooresville Town Hall

1. Public Comment

2. Call to Order

3. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance

4. Presentations

 4.a Proclamation Recognizing November 2025 as Home Care, Hospice, and Palliative
 Care Month
 4.b Recognition of 2025 Town of Mooresville Citizen Academy Graduates
 4.c Presentation by the Mooresville Youth Council for 2025-2026

5. Manager's Report

6. Adjustments to the Agenda

7. Consent Agenda

7.a Consider a request from the Finance Department to approve a Resolution
 adopting the following adjustments to the Town Tax Scroll for 2025.
 • Releases: $8,979.23
 • Additions: $4,310.41
 • Vehicles: $346,610.85

 Each month the Town receives updated Tax Scroll reports from Iredell County. This
 agenda item has been established to formally accept these updates.

 Strategic Priority Area: Supporting Financial Sustainability Through
 Purposeful Governance
 Goal: Implement best practices in all aspects of financial management

 3 - September Resolution.pdf
 3 - September.pdf


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7.b Consider a request from the Finance Department to approve the Town of
 Mooresville and Mooresville Downtown District public service tax scrolls
 for 2025. The purpose of the scroll is to list the property valuations of
 public service companies which are used by local jurisdictions to send
 accurate tax bills.
 • Town of Mooresville - $113,865,480 (Net Assessed Value)
 • Mooresville Downtown District - $339,146 (Net Assessed Value)

 Each month the Town receives updated Tax Scroll reports from Iredell County. This
 agenda item has been established to formally accept these updates.

 Strategic Priority Area: Supporting Financial Sustainability Through
 Purposeful Governance
 Goal: Implement best practices in all aspects of financial management

 3 - Tax Scroll Resolution.pdf
 3 - Tax Scroll.pdf

7.c Consider a request from the Finance Department to adopt a Resolution to
 approve Master Vendor Agreements with the following vendors:
 •  26-242 Alan Herrington - Renovation Services
 •  26-241 Miles-McClellan Construction Company, Inc - Renovation Services
 •  26-237 J.E. Dunn Construction Company - Renovation Services
 •  26-236 Belfor USA Group, Inc - Renovation Services
 •  26-234 K.D.T. Service Technologies LLC - Utility Equipment Calibration Services
 •  26-235 Callaway Industrial Services, Inc. - Renovation Services
 •  26-233 Carolina Technical Services, Inc. - Utility Equipment Calibration Services
 •  25-960 Miracle Pools, Inc - Pool/Splash Pad Services
 Strategic Priority Area: Supporting Financial Sustainability
 Through Purposeful Governance
 Goal: Implement best practices in all aspects of financial management

 110320255_Resolution_to_Approve_MVAs (JC edits).pdf
 Master Services Agreement DRAFT EXAMPLE.pdf

7.d Consider a request from the Finance Department to adopt a Resolution
 to approve the following Purchase Orders. All purchases were approved
 with the FY26 Budget. - Davenport Group, Inc. - FY26 PC Replacements -
 $261,240.00

 This item is for the approval of a Purchase Order over the $90,000 Town Manager
 approval limit according to policy.
 Strategic Priority Area: Supporting Financial Sustainability
 Through Purposeful Governance
 Goal: Implement best practices in all aspects of financial management
 11032025 Resolution_to_Approve_POs__1_.docx




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7.e Consider a request from the Utilities Department to adopt a Resolution
 to amend Contract #24-111 Barley Park Pump Station Design with HDR
 Engineering, Inc. of the Carolinas in the amount of $191,500.00 for
 additional services to include construction administration and
 inspection services related to the construction contract. This
 amendment will increase the not to exceed amount of the contract to
 $408,700.00. Contract 26-247

 Professional Services related to the construction of the Barley Park Pump Station.
 HDR will perform periodic inspection, testing services and construction
 administration/coordination for the life of the construction contract.

 Strategic Priority Area: Operational Excellence
 Goal: Collaborate across the organization to ensure consistent delivery
 of quality service.

 HDR_Engineering__Inc._of_the_Carolinas__ConSummary_6412_Oct_15_2025__
 HDR_Engineering__Inc._of_the_Carolinas__ConResAmend_6412_Oct_15_2025_
 HDR_Engineering__Inc._of_the_Carolinas__Amend_6412_Oct_15_2025__1_
 (1).pdf

7.f Consider a request from the Utilities Department to adopt a
 Resolution to award a Construction Contract to G.S. Construction,
 Inc., in an amount not to exceed $2,114,776.74 for the construction of
 the Barley Park Pump Station and associated forcemain, and
 associated transfer from the Unallocated Capital Project Reserve.
 Contract #26-249

 This is a contract for construction of a new submersible sewer pump station at the
 cul-de-sac of Barley Park Lane, and associated forcemain piping to convey
 wastewater to the South Iredell Pump Station.

 Strategic Priority Goal: Operational Excellence
 Goal: Collaborate across the organization to ensure consistent delivery
 of quality service.

 G.S._Construction__Inc__ConSummary_6414_Oct_15_2025.pdf
 G.S. Construction, Inc ConRes 6414 Oct 15 2025 (2).docx
 Barley_Park_Pump_Station_Amendment_1_11.03.25.pdf Barley
 Park Ln Pump Station_RecAwardLtr_CertifiedBidTab.pdf
 G.S.Construction_Barley Park_Bid.pdf
 Barley Park Lane PS - Project Manual - IFB v0.pdf

7.g Consider a request from the Clerk's Office to adopt the 2026 Board of
 Commissioners regular meeting calendar.

 Strategic Priority Area: Operational Excellence
 Goal: Elevate communication within the organization and throughout
 the community

 2026 BOC Calendar -Agenda Review-Work Session - DRAFT.pdf


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8. Regular Agenda

8.a Consider adopting a Resolution authorizing the Town to enter into
 an Economic Development Incentive Agreement for Project
 Porsche.

 The company requests an economic development incentive based upon the
 company's plan to expand their existing manufacturing operations and create new
 jobs. The Company anticipates investing up to $3.050,000 in their Mooresville
 location and creating at least 11 new full-time jobs at an average wage of $62,669.
 The incentive amount will be pro-rated based on the actual amount invested.

 Strategic Priority Area: Individual and Community Economic
 Vitality
 Goal: Assist sustainable business growth by leveraging local strengths
 and identifying new market opportunities for expansion

 Resolution for Contract Execution.docx

8.b Consider a request from the Building Permitting & Inspections
 Department to adopt an Ordinance directing the occupants of 220 E
 McNeely Avenue to vacate the building on the property and ordering the
 demolition and removal of the building, in accordance with the Town of
 Mooresville Minimum Housing Code.

 Following the Town of Mooresville Minimum Housing Code, Code Compliance is
 seeking approval of an ordinance to proceed with demolition of the property located
 at 220 E McNeely Ave. The structure is in a dilapidated state, which poses a danger.

 Strategic Priority Area: Safety and Community Well-Being For All
 Goal: Implement adopted quality of life plans
 220EMcNeely.FOF (FINAL).pdf
 Ordinance_for_220_E._McNeely__10-6 edits.pdf

8.c Consider a request from the Engineering and Water Resources
 Departments to adopt the Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance
 as Chapter 27 of the Town of Mooresville Code of Ordinances.

 Second reading of Chapter 27: Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance of the
 Town of Mooresville Code of Ordinances.

 Strategic Priority Area: Organizational Excellence
 Strategic Plan Goal: Provide quality customer experience for both
 internal and external customers

 Mooresville_ESC_Ordinance 10.07.25.pdf




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 8.d Consider a request from the Planning and Community Development
 Department to approve Resolutions Scheduling Public Hearings for
 Land Use Items.

 Consider scheduling a public hearing(s) for land use items for the applications listed
 in the staff report.

 Strategic Priority Area: Individual and Community Economic Vitality
 Goal: Support development of housing, employment, and educational
 choices to support economic sustainability

 November_17_Public_Hearing_Schedule v.2.pdf
 11-3-2025_Resolution-_Fixed_Public_Hearings (1).pdf
 11-3-2025.pdf
 AX-2025-03 1761 Mecklenburg Hwy, 190 Eastport Ln Cert_Pet_Plat_Desc 10.21.2025.pdf
 AX-2025-13 Brillian Grove COS_Pet_Plat_Desc 10.21.2025.pdf


 9. New Business

 10. Closed Session
 a. Consult with Attorney- G.S. 143-318.11(a)(3)
 b. Economic Development- G.S. 143-318.11(a)(4)
 c. Acquisition of Property - G.S. 143-318.11(a)(5)
 d. Personnel- G.S. 143-318.11(a)(6)

 11. Adjourn

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Statement

 It is the policy of the Town of Mooresville that all Town public meetings and Town-sponsored
public meetings and events are accessible to people with disabilities and to those with
difficulties understanding the English language. If you need assistance in participating in this
public meeting due to a disability as defined under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA),
or need other translative services, please call the Town Clerk’s Office at 704-662-3131 or
jcrosby@mooresvillenc.gov, or the Town ADA Coordinator at 704-799-4074 or
cmckenzie@mooresvillenc.gov, at least three (3) business days prior to the scheduled meeting
or event to request an accommodation.




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MINUTES
 Town of Mooresville
 Board of Commissioners
 November 3, 2025
 6:00 PM - Mooresville Town Hall
Agenda Review
Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Mooresville Town Hall

Present: Mayor Chris Carney, Commissioner Edward Karriker, Commissioner Will Aven,
Commissioner Gary West, Commissioner Tommy DeWeese, Commissioner Eddie Dingler,
Commissioner Lisa Qualls, Assistant Town Manager Ryan Rase, Assistant Town Manager Ron
Campurciani, CFO Chris Quinn, Town Manager Tracey Jerome, Town Attorney Sharon
Crawford, Town Clerk Jane Crosby

Also Present:, Second Assistant Police Chief Rhonda Faust, Deputy Fire Chief Shane
Lacount, Planning & Community Development Director James Coley, Chief Employee
Experience Officer Clarence Curtis, Communications & Marketing Director Rika White, Public
Services Director Kevin Blayton, Engineering Services Manager Ashton Walker, Innovation &
Technology AV and Web Technician Alan Bradford, Library Director Marian Lytle, Assistant
to the Town Manager Nicole Schmitz, Assistant Town Clerk Brandi Mason.

Mayor Carney called the meeting to order at 8:30 a.m. Staff attended the meeting to review
items and answer questions pertaining to the agenda.

Board Work Session

Amber Goudreault, Community Development Planner, introduced two presentations from
2024 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) recipients. United Way of Iredell County
reported using CDBG funds to help elderly and long-term Mooresville residents remain in
their homes through essential interior and exterior repairs and water pipe replacements. They
served 21 clients, primarily elderly individuals on fixed incomes. Paula Scruggs of the
Mooresville Housing Authority (MHA) detailed the agency’s 2025 CDBG-funded work.
Established in 1961 to assist low-income families, MHA operates in four neighborhoods. Town
of Mooresville CDBG funding enabled MHA to replace pipelines and complete 16 housing
units, with 14 additional units planned for 2026




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Regular Meeting

Present: Mayor Chris Carney, Commissioner Eddie Dingler, Commissioner Tommy
DeWeese, Commissioner Will Aven, Commissioner Lisa Qualls, Commissioner Edward
Karriker, Commissioner Gary West, Town Manager Tracey Jerome, Assistant Town Manager
Ryan Rase, CFO Chris Quinn, Town Attorney Sharon Crawford, Town Clerk Jane Crosby


Also Present: Fire Chief Curt Deaton, Planning & Community Development Director James
Coley, Planner Patrick Werner, Planner Ashley Lattin, Chief Employee Experience Officer
Clarence Curtis, Public Services Director Kevin Blayton, Engineering Services Manager Ashton
Walker, Water Resources Director Allison Kraft, Deputy Water Resources Director Marissa
Houston, Communications Marketing Director Rika White, Communications and Marketing
Specialist Judi Rossabi, Communications and Marketing Specialist Michael Rudd, Innovation
& Technology AV and Web Technician Alan Bradford, Assistant to the Town Manager Nicole
Schmitz, Assistant Town Clerk Brandi Mason


1. Public Comment
 3 members of the public spoke.

2. Call to Order
 Mayor Carney called the meeting to order at 6:21p.m.

3. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
 Commissioner Karriker gave the invocation and Troop 171 Eagle Scouts led the Pledge of
 Allegiance.

4. Presentations

 4.a Proclamation Recognizing November 2025 as Home Care, Hospice, and Palliative
 Care Month

 4.b (ADDED) Proclamation Recognizing National Children’s Grief Awareness Day

 4.c (ADDED) Proclamation Recognizing Eagle Scouts

 4.d (MOVED) Recognition of 2025 Town of Mooresville Citizen Academy Graduates
 4.e (MOVED) Presentation by the Mooresville Youth Council for 2025-2026

5. Manager's Report

6. Adjustments to the Agenda

 Presentations

 (ADD) 4.b Proclamation Recognizing National Children’s Grief Awareness Day
 (ADD) 4.c Proclamation Recognizing Eagle Scouts
 (MOVE) 4.b to 4.d Recognition of 2025 Town of Mooresville Citizen Academy Graduates
 (MOVE) 4.c to 4.e Presentation by the Mooresville Youth Council for 2025-2026
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 Regular Agenda

 (REMOVE) 8.a Consider adopting a Resolution authorizing the Town to enter into an
 Economic Development Incentive Agreement for Project Porsche
 (UPDATE) 8.b Consider a request from the Building Permitting & Inspections
 Department to adopt an Ordinance directing the occupants of 220 E
 McNeely Avenue to vacate the building on the property and ordering the
 demolition and removal of the building, in accordance with the Town of
 Mooresville Minimum Housing Code. (New Ordinance for
 Consideration)
 (UPDATE) 8.d Consider a request from the Planning and Community Development
 Department to approve Resolutions Scheduling Public Hearings for Land
 Use Items (Updated Certificate of Sufficiency for AX-2025-03)

 Closed Session
 a. Consult with Attorney- G.S. 143-318.11(a)(3)
 (ADD) Town of Mooresville v. Langtree Development Company, LLC et. al.


 Moved by Gary West, seconded by Eddie Dingler to approve the Adjustments
 to the Agenda, the Consent Agenda and the Regular Agenda, as submitted.

 MOTION CARRIED: 6-0


7. Consent Agenda

7.a Approved a request from the Finance Department to approve a Resolution adopting
 the following adjustments to the Town Tax Scroll for 2025.
 Releases: $8,979.23
 Additions: $4,310.41
 Vehicles: $346,610.85

 3 - September Resolution.pdf
 3 - September.pdf

 7.b Approved a request from the Finance Department to approve the Town of Mooresville
 and Mooresville Downtown District public service tax scrolls for 2025. The purpose of
 the scroll is to list the property valuations of public service companies which are used
 by local jurisdictions to send accurate tax bills.
 Town of Mooresville - $113,865,480 (Net Assessed Value)
 Mooresville Downtown District - $339,146 (Net Assessed Value)

 3 - Tax Scroll Resolution.pdf
 3 - Tax Scroll.pdf




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7.c Approved a request from the Finance Department to adopt a Resolution to approve
 Master Vendor Agreements with the following vendors:
 26-242 Alan Herrington - Renovation Services
 26-241 Miles-McClellan Construction Company, Inc - Renovation Services
 26-237 J.E. Dunn Construction Company - Renovation Services
 26-236 Belfor USA Group, Inc - Renovation Services
 26-234 K.D.T. Service Technologies LLC - Utility Equipment Calibration Services
 26-235 Callaway Industrial Services, Inc. - Renovation Services
 26-233 Carolina Technical Services, Inc. - Utility Equipment Calibration Services
 25-960 Miracle Pools, Inc - Pool/Splash Pad Services
 110320255_Resolution_to_Approve_MVAs (JC edits).pdf
 Master Services Agreement DRAFT EXAMPLE.pdf

7.d Approved a request from the Finance Department to adopt a Resolution to approve the
 following Purchase Orders. All purchases were approved with the FY26 Budget. -
 Davenport Group, Inc. - FY26 PC Replacements - $261,240.00
 11032025 Resolution_to_Approve_POs__1_.docx

7.e Approved a request from the Utilities Department to adopt a Resolution to amend
 Contract #24-111 Barley Park Pump Station Design with HDR Engineering, Inc. of the
 Carolinas in the amount of $191,500.00 for additional services to include construction
 administration and inspection services related to the construction contract. This
 amendment will increase the not to exceed amount of the contract to $408,700.00.
 Contract 26-247
 Professional Services related to the construction of the Barley Park Pump Station.
 HDR will perform periodic inspection, testing services and construction
 administration/coordination for the life of the construction contract.
 Operational Excellence: Collaborate across the organization to ensure consistent
 delivery of quality service.

 HDR_Engineering__Inc._of_the_Carolinas__ConSummary_6412_Oct_15_2025__
 HDR_Engineering__Inc._of_the_Carolinas__ConResAmend_6412_Oct_15_2025_
 HDR_Engineering__Inc._of_the_Carolinas__Amend_6412_Oct_15_2025__1_
 (1).pdf

7.f Approved a request from the Utilities Department to adopt a Resolution to award a
 Construction Contract to G.S. Construction, Inc., in an amount not to exceed
 $2,114,776.74 for the construction of the Barley Park Pump Station and associated
 forcemain, and associated transfer from the Unallocated Capital Project Reserve.

 G.S._Construction__Inc__ConSummary_6414_Oct_15_2025.pdf
 G.S. Construction, Inc ConRes 6414 Oct 15 2025 (2).docx
 Barley_Park_Pump_Station_Amendment_1_11.03.25.pdf Barley Park
 Ln Pump Station_RecAwardLtr_CertifiedBidTab.pdf
 G.S.Construction_Barley Park_Bid.pdf
 Barley Park Lane PS - Project Manual - IFB v0.pdf

7.g Approved a request from the Clerk's Office to adopt the 2026 Board of Commissioners
 regular meeting calendar.

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8. Regular Agenda

8.a (REMOVED) Consider adopting a Resolution authorizing the Town to enter into an
 Economic Development Incentive Agreement for Project Porsche.

 Resolution for Contract Execution.docx

8.b (UPDATED) Consider a request from the Building Permitting & Inspections Department
 to adopt an Ordinance directing the occupants of 220 E McNeely Avenue to vacate the
 building on the property and ordering the demolition and removal of the building, in
 accordance with the Town of Mooresville Minimum Housing Code.

 In accordance with the Town of Mooresville Minimum Housing Code, Code Compliance
 is seeking approval of an ordinance to proceed with demolition of the property located
 at 220 E McNeely Ave. The structure is in a dilapidated state, which poses a danger.

 Tommy Rowland presented.

 220EMcNeely.FOF (FINAL).pdf
 Ordinance_for_220_E._McNeely__10-6 edits.pdf

 Moved by Gary West, seconded by Will Aven to approve an amended
 Ordinance directing the occupants of 220 E McNeely Avenue to vacate the
 building and ordering the demolition and removal of the building in
 accordance with the Town of Mooresville Minimum Housing Code.

 MOTION CARRIED: 6-0

8.c Consider a request from the Engineering and Water Resources Departments to adopt the
 Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance as Chapter 27 of the Town of Mooresville
 Code of Ordinances.

 Mooresville_ESC_Ordinance 10.07.25.pdf

 Mayor Carney opened the public hearing at 7:20 p.m.
 Ashton Walker presented.
 Closed public hearing at 7:25 p.m.

 Moved by Tommy DeWeese, seconded by Eddie Dingler to adopt the Erosion
 and Sedimentation Control Ordinance of the Town of Mooresville Code of
 Ordinances.

 MOTION CARRIED: 6-0




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8.d (UPDATED) Consider a request from the Planning and Community Development
 Department to approve Resolutions Scheduling Public Hearings for Land Use Items.
 Consider scheduling a public hearing(s) for land use items for the applications listed in
 the staff report.

 November_17_Public_Hearing_Schedule v.2.pdf
 11-3-2025_Resolution-_Fixed_Public_Hearings (1).pdf
 11-3-2025.pdf
 AX-2025-03 1761 Mecklenburg Hwy, 190 Eastport Ln Cert_Pet_Plat_Desc 10.21.2025.pdf
 AX-2025-13 Brillian Grove COS_Pet_Plat_Desc 10.21.2025.pdf

 Moved by Gary West, seconded by Will Aven to adopt the Resolutions fixing
 the date of public hearings for the request, as presented.

 MOTION CARRIED: 6-0

9. New Business

10. Closed Session
 a) Consult with Attorney- G.S. 143-318.11(a)(3)
 Town of Mooresville v. Langtree Development Company, LLC et. al.
 b) Economic Development- G.S. 143-318.11(a)(4)
 c) Acquisition of Property - G.S. 143-318.11(a)(5)
 d) Personnel- G.S. 143-318.11(a)(6)

 Moved by Gary West, seconded by Eddie Dingler, to enter closed session at
 7:28 p.m.

 MOTION CARRIED: 6-0

 The Board reconvened in Open Session and Eddie Dingler made a motion to
 adopt a Resolution authorizing the execution of a Settlement Agreement in
 the matter of Town of Mooresville v. Langtree Development Company, LLC
 et. al, seconded by Tommy DeWeese.

 MOTION CARRIED: 6-0

11. Adjourn

 Moved by Gary West, seconded by Eddie Dingler, to adjourn.

 Adjourned at 7:58 p.m.

 MOTION CARRIED: 6-0




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Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Statement
It is the policy of the Town of Mooresville that all Town public meetings and Town-sponsored
public meetings and events are accessible to people with disabilities and to those with
difficulties understanding the English language. If you need assistance in participating in this
public meeting due to a disability as defined under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA),
or need other translative services, please call the Town Clerk’s Office at 704-662-3131 or
jcrosby@mooresvillenc.gov, or the Town ADA Coordinator at 704-799-4074 or
cmckenzie@mooresvillenc.gov, at least three (3) business days prior to the scheduled meeting
or event to request an accommodation.




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