7 January 2013
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 50 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held its annual reorganization and January regular meeting on January 7, 2013, beginning with an executive session on personnel and legal advice. The board unanimously re-elected a supervisor as chairman and a supervisor as vice-chairman, and set regular meetings for the first Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. and workshop meetings for the last Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. at the municipal building. The Allegheny Times was designated the official newspaper. The township manager was reappointed as township manager, secretary and treasurer with a $1.6 million bond. PNC Bank was approved as the township depository via Resolution R-1-2013. The board reappointed Michael Baker Jr., Inc. as township engineer, L.R. Kimball as traffic engineer, Garvin Boward Beitko Engineering as geo-technical engineer, and Babst, Calland, Clement and Zomnir as solicitor, all at previously submitted rates. The board adopted Ordinance No. 645, reducing the Planning Commission from seven to five members, with a supervisor dissenting. Appointments included a resident to the Municipal Authority, a resident to the Riverview Sanitary Authority, a resident as Zoning Hearing Board alternate, and a supervisor to the Moon Transportation Authority after a split vote. Other appointments filled seats on the Valley Ambulance Authority, Cable TV Advisory Board, Library Board of Trustees, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, Recreation Authority, Industrial Development Authority, UCC Board of Appeals, Historical Architectural Review Board, and Environmental Advisory Council. A new seven-member Traffic Impact Fee Advisory Committee was formed to plan the Moon Clinton Road corridor. The board approved resolutions authorizing payroll checks (R-2-2013), Uniform Construction Code enforcement (R-3-2013), employee salaries and benefits (R-4-2013), and a fee schedule (R-5-2013). Two votes set the 2013 real estate tax levy: first at 2.36 mills to match 2012 revenue, then at 2.48 mills to reach the 105% anti-windfall limit, adopting Resolution R-6-2013. The board approved a new agreement with Keystone Collection Group for delinquent tax collection and adopted Ordinance No. 646 establishing collection costs. The Phase 3 final plan for Cimarron Planned Residential Development was approved, a bond reduction for the Goddard School from $136,000 to $93,300 was granted, and the contract for Moon Park electrical improvements was awarded to R.E. Yates Electric, Inc. for $339,724. Bills were paid, and the board recognized an Eagle Scout, commended a resident for assisting in a burglary arrest, and commended the police "B" crew for saving residents from an apartment fire.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held its annual reorganization and January regular meeting on January 7, 2013, beginning with an executive session on personnel and legal advice. The board unanimously re-elected a supervisor as chairman and a supervisor as vice-chairman, and set regular meetings for the first Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. and workshop meetings for the last Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. at the municipal building. The Allegheny Times was designated the official newspaper. The township manager was reappointed as township manager, secretary and treasurer with a $1.6 million bond. PNC Bank was approved as the township depository via Resolution R-1-2013. The board reappointed Michael Baker Jr., Inc. as township engineer, L.R. Kimball as traffic engineer, Garvin Boward Beitko Engineering as geo-technical engineer, and Babst, Calland, Clement and Zomnir as solicitor, all at previously submitted rates.
The board adopted Ordinance No. 645, reducing the Planning Commission from seven to five members, with a supervisor dissenting. Appointments included a resident to the Municipal Authority, a resident to the Riverview Sanitary Authority, a resident as Zoning Hearing Board alternate, and a supervisor to the Moon Transportation Authority after a split vote. Other appointments filled seats on the Valley Ambulance Authority, Cable TV Advisory Board, Library Board of Trustees, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, Recreation Authority, Industrial Development Authority, UCC Board of Appeals, Historical Architectural Review Board, and Environmental Advisory Council. A new seven-member Traffic Impact Fee Advisory Committee was formed to plan the Moon Clinton Road corridor.
The board approved resolutions authorizing payroll checks (R-2-2013), Uniform Construction Code enforcement (R-3-2013), employee salaries and benefits (R-4-2013), and a fee schedule (R-5-2013). Two votes set the 2013 real estate tax levy: first at 2.36 mills to match 2012 revenue, then at 2.48 mills to reach the 105% anti-windfall limit, adopting Resolution R-6-2013. The board approved a new agreement with Keystone Collection Group for delinquent tax collection and adopted Ordinance No. 646 establishing collection costs. The Phase 3 final plan for Cimarron Planned Residential Development was approved, a bond reduction for the Goddard School from $136,000 to $93,300 was granted, and the contract for Moon Park electrical improvements was awarded to R.E. Yates Electric, Inc. for $339,724. Bills were paid, and the board recognized an Eagle Scout, commended a resident for assisting in a burglary arrest, and commended the police "B" crew for saving residents from an apartment fire.
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