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Town Council 7.21.2026
Published: Jul 21, 2026
Trail Master Plan Nears Completion; Old Settlers Event and Key Hunt Updates Provided
The Parks Department is finalizing edits for the Trail Master Plan, developed in collaboration with Banning Engineering. The plan has received positive feedback and focuses on connecting trail systems throughout the community, starting from Pioneer Park. The plan requires council adoption by the second meeting in September to meet grant requirements. It will then be submitted to the Indiana Department of Health for approval. The Old Settlers event is scheduled for August 6th-9th. The second annual Key Hunt was a success, with increased participation and local business involvement.
Moresville Town Council Reschedules Annual Parade to August 9th
The Town Council discussed and approved a motion to change the date of the annual parade from August 2nd to August 9th. This change was necessitated by a scheduling conflict with the carnival provider, Poor Jack, who had to adjust their dates due to Labor Day and the Ohio State Fair. The safety committee reviewed and approved a revised parade route that accommodates the ongoing Main Street project, utilizing Washington Street for a portion of the route. Future plans include better coordination with civic organizations like the Lions Club and American Legion Post 103 to prevent such date conflicts in advance.
Council Discusses eBikes, State Mandates Impacting Local Funding, and Next Meeting Date
During council comments, a question was raised about eBikes and whether an updated ordinance exists. Joel stated he does not have an updated ordinance. Mayor Carson was present. The conversation then shifted to the need for tough conversations regarding potential local option income taxes, necessitated by state legislation that shifts funding burdens to municipalities. It was noted that Morgan County historically had high income tax rates but lower property taxes, and potential legislation changes could impact this balance. Residents are encouraged to understand that local governments are often constrained by state mandates, and the anger should be directed towards the state level, not local officials. The next council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, August 4th.
Endeavor Broadband Service Agreement Under Review for Required Contractual Language
The council discussed an Endeavor broadband service agreement. The original 10-year agreement had expired, and Endeavor proposed extending the term without raising prices. However, concerns were raised about the lack of non-discrimination language and clarity on jurisdictional issues, which are required in service agreements. The town intends to provide the necessary language for Endeavor to incorporate. The council also noted that a previous review by Spy Glass suggested Endeavor might have been overcharging in the past, but felt comfortable with the current terms due to ongoing oversight. The potential addition of the required language was deemed a statutory requirement.
Moresville Town Council Reviews Updates to Code Enforcement Ordinance
The Town Council discussed proposed revisions to the code enforcement ordinance. Key changes include allowing notice of violations to be served in person in addition to certified mail and posting, introducing an escalating fine structure for repeat violations, adjusting the correction period to 15-30 days (instead of a fixed 30 days), and authorizing shorter correction timelines for violations presenting imminent danger to life, health, or safety. The ordinance also empowers the code enforcement officer to prioritize enforcement based on factors like safety issues. Council members debated the 'imminent danger' clause, acknowledging that while challenges are possible, hearings would be required.
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