27 February 2013
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 33 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on February 27, 2013, with all three members present. During public comment, a resident reported a deer carcass dumped on Jackson Road and requested its removal, also noting several spots on the road that needed repair after snow plow damage. The board heard from Verizon Wireless about a project to co-locate an antenna on a tennis court light pole at Moon Park to light the baseball field and tennis courts, reviewing a sketch before finalizing an agreement. Discovery Acquisition Services requested approval for seismic testing on a small portion of the western township, and the board asked them to present at the April 3 regular meeting for public understanding, with input from special counsel. The board approved several action items: bond reduction requests for Autumn Woods ($115,000 to $183,000), Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 100 ($157,083.66 to $1,022,626.74), Foxwood Knolls Phase I ($120,000 to $211,300), and Cimarron Phases 1 and 2 ($3,000 to $148,700). They also approved final payment of $11,739.68 to Bronder Technical Services for the Montour Run Road and Park Manor Boulevard traffic signal project, appointed a resident to the Traffic Impact Fee Advisory Committee, and approved Resolution R-9-2013 appointing the current CPA firm for the 2012 fiscal year audit. The board authorized advertisement of the 2013 road paving bid specifications, with bids to be opened March 20 and awarded April 3. In planning, the board agreed to proceed with all eight pedestrian crossings at University Boulevard and Campus Drive, increasing design costs by $500. The finance report included a check for a new police car and discussion of leasing wireless video camera systems for police vehicles, which the board directed staff to pursue. Parks and recreation updates included a resolution for the Ohio River Trail grant application and a fireworks bid from a single company for a three-year agreement. Administration discussed Valley Ambulance Authority’s subscription program changes and assessment appeal practices, recommending the township defer to the school district for properties under $1 million. The engineer reported on a survey for University Boulevard sidewalks, the 2023 road program, Moon Park electrical improvements, and a grading application from F.R. Inches that cannot meet current regulations. The board also discussed Crosswinds road dedication, community center roof replacement costs, and progress on the Brooks School sidewalk project. The meeting included executive sessions on litigation, personnel, and collective bargaining.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on February 27, 2013, with all three members present. During public comment, a resident reported a deer carcass dumped on Jackson Road and requested its removal, also noting several spots on the road that needed repair after snow plow damage. The board heard from Verizon Wireless about a project to co-locate an antenna on a tennis court light pole at Moon Park to light the baseball field and tennis courts, reviewing a sketch before finalizing an agreement. Discovery Acquisition Services requested approval for seismic testing on a small portion of the western township, and the board asked them to present at the April 3 regular meeting for public understanding, with input from special counsel.
The board approved several action items: bond reduction requests for Autumn Woods ($115,000 to $183,000), Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 100 ($157,083.66 to $1,022,626.74), Foxwood Knolls Phase I ($120,000 to $211,300), and Cimarron Phases 1 and 2 ($3,000 to $148,700). They also approved final payment of $11,739.68 to Bronder Technical Services for the Montour Run Road and Park Manor Boulevard traffic signal project, appointed a resident to the Traffic Impact Fee Advisory Committee, and approved Resolution R-9-2013 appointing the current CPA firm for the 2012 fiscal year audit. The board authorized advertisement of the 2013 road paving bid specifications, with bids to be opened March 20 and awarded April 3.
In planning, the board agreed to proceed with all eight pedestrian crossings at University Boulevard and Campus Drive, increasing design costs by $500. The finance report included a check for a new police car and discussion of leasing wireless video camera systems for police vehicles, which the board directed staff to pursue. Parks and recreation updates included a resolution for the Ohio River Trail grant application and a fireworks bid from a single company for a three-year agreement. Administration discussed Valley Ambulance Authority’s subscription program changes and assessment appeal practices, recommending the township defer to the school district for properties under $1 million. The engineer reported on a survey for University Boulevard sidewalks, the 2023 road program, Moon Park electrical improvements, and a grading application from F.R. Inches that cannot meet current regulations. The board also discussed Crosswinds road dedication, community center roof replacement costs, and progress on the Brooks School sidewalk project. The meeting included executive sessions on litigation, personnel, and collective bargaining.
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