3 April 2013
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 37 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the minutes of its February 27 workshop and March 6 regular meeting. The board issued proclamations recognizing Local Government Week, the township as a Banner Community, and Public Safety Telecommunicator Week. A representative of the Old Moon Township Historical Society presented a “birthday cake” to mark the township’s 225th anniversary. Representatives from Seitel Data Company gave a presentation on seismic testing for gas exploration in the northwest part of the township, seeking approval to place receiver boxes on township property and access roads; the board deferred a decision to the May meeting. The board adopted Resolution R-12-2013, authorizing a $250,000 grant application to the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County for the Westpointe Corporate Center Four project. The board tabled the final land development plan for Building 210 of the Pittsburgh International Business Park at the developer’s request. It approved set-aside agreements with Dollar Bank for performance security for both the Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 210 and the Noble Woods Development. The board approved a first amendment to the streetscape improvement escrow agreement with Giant Eagle for the GetGo facility, granting a two-year extension for sidewalk construction. It approved the minor land development plan for a Verizon Wireless cell site in Moon Park, subject to a zoning variance, and approved a land lease agreement with Verizon for the site. The board authorized final payment of $28,650 to Ramp Construction for the Community Service Center roof and HVAC replacement. It awarded the 2013 roadway improvement program bid to Youngblood Paving for $974,457.49. The board adopted Resolution R-13-213, supporting a refinancing project for Providence Point and the Baptist Homes Society. The Parks and Recreation Director was appointed permanent at a salary of $66,301.82, and the Assistant Parks and Recreation Director was appointed at $60,728.88. The board approved payment of bills. A supervisor announced a Moon Library chocolate fundraiser for April 26.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the minutes of its February 27 workshop and March 6 regular meeting. The board issued proclamations recognizing Local Government Week, the township as a Banner Community, and Public Safety Telecommunicator Week. A representative of the Old Moon Township Historical Society presented a “birthday cake” to mark the township’s 225th anniversary. Representatives from Seitel Data Company gave a presentation on seismic testing for gas exploration in the northwest part of the township, seeking approval to place receiver boxes on township property and access roads; the board deferred a decision to the May meeting. The board adopted Resolution R-12-2013, authorizing a $250,000 grant application to the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County for the Westpointe Corporate Center Four project. The board tabled the final land development plan for Building 210 of the Pittsburgh International Business Park at the developer’s request. It approved set-aside agreements with Dollar Bank for performance security for both the Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 210 and the Noble Woods Development. The board approved a first amendment to the streetscape improvement escrow agreement with Giant Eagle for the GetGo facility, granting a two-year extension for sidewalk construction. It approved the minor land development plan for a Verizon Wireless cell site in Moon Park, subject to a zoning variance, and approved a land lease agreement with Verizon for the site. The board authorized final payment of $28,650 to Ramp Construction for the Community Service Center roof and HVAC replacement. It awarded the 2013 roadway improvement program bid to Youngblood Paving for $974,457.49. The board adopted Resolution R-13-213, supporting a refinancing project for Providence Point and the Baptist Homes Society. The Parks and Recreation Director was appointed permanent at a salary of $66,301.82, and the Assistant Parks and Recreation Director was appointed at $60,728.88. The board approved payment of bills. A supervisor announced a Moon Library chocolate fundraiser for April 26.
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