27 March 2013
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 39 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on March 27, 2013, with all three supervisors present. The board unanimously approved a development agreement with Foltz Development Corporation for Phase 3 of the Cimarron PRD, including a phased bonding approach. They also approved bond reduction requests for Pittsburgh International Business Park Buildings 100 and 110, reducing bonds by $72,332.93 and $81,483.10 respectively, based on the township engineer’s field inspection. The board voted unanimously against a request from a resident to waive grading permit fees and escrow for his property at 1215 Maple Street Extension, directing him to work with the township engineer to submit a complete application. The board expressed support for DiCicco Development’s request that the township apply for a $250,000 Allegheny County Redevelopment Authority grant for Westpointe Four, with the matter to appear on the April 3 agenda. The board agreed to set a $1 million threshold for the solicitor to appear at commercial assessment appeals. The supervisors previewed the April 3 regular meeting agenda, which includes a presentation from the Old Moon Historical Society for the township’s 225th anniversary, proclamations for Local Government Week and National Telecommunications Week, a presentation on Seitel Data/Discovery Acquisition, and motions to approve set-aside agreements for PIBP Building 210 and Noble Woods Development, a streetscape escrow amendment for Giant Eagle’s GetGo, and final payment of $28,650 to Ramp Construction for the Community Service Center roof and HVAC replacement. The engineer reported that East Coast Paving and Seal Coating was the apparent low bidder for the 2013 road program, though Youngblood could be low if many alternates are selected. He also presented a $86,000 estimate for installing sidewalks on University Boulevard from Robert Morris University to Beaver Grade Road, pending stakeholder input. The solicitor reported progress on the codification project, Walmart development and security agreements, and the Hollow Oak Land Trust sales agreement.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on March 27, 2013, with all three supervisors present. The board unanimously approved a development agreement with Foltz Development Corporation for Phase 3 of the Cimarron PRD, including a phased bonding approach. They also approved bond reduction requests for Pittsburgh International Business Park Buildings 100 and 110, reducing bonds by $72,332.93 and $81,483.10 respectively, based on the township engineer’s field inspection. The board voted unanimously against a request from a resident to waive grading permit fees and escrow for his property at 1215 Maple Street Extension, directing him to work with the township engineer to submit a complete application. The board expressed support for DiCicco Development’s request that the township apply for a $250,000 Allegheny County Redevelopment Authority grant for Westpointe Four, with the matter to appear on the April 3 agenda. The board agreed to set a $1 million threshold for the solicitor to appear at commercial assessment appeals. The supervisors previewed the April 3 regular meeting agenda, which includes a presentation from the Old Moon Historical Society for the township’s 225th anniversary, proclamations for Local Government Week and National Telecommunications Week, a presentation on Seitel Data/Discovery Acquisition, and motions to approve set-aside agreements for PIBP Building 210 and Noble Woods Development, a streetscape escrow amendment for Giant Eagle’s GetGo, and final payment of $28,650 to Ramp Construction for the Community Service Center roof and HVAC replacement. The engineer reported that East Coast Paving and Seal Coating was the apparent low bidder for the 2013 road program, though Youngblood could be low if many alternates are selected. He also presented a $86,000 estimate for installing sidewalks on University Boulevard from Robert Morris University to Beaver Grade Road, pending stakeholder input. The solicitor reported progress on the codification project, Walmart development and security agreements, and the Hollow Oak Land Trust sales agreement.
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