29 May 2013
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 34 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved three bond reductions at its May 29 workshop meeting. The board reduced the bond for Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 110 by $113,697.65, for Building 100 by $110,953.15, and for the Scott Station Hotel by $40,400, all as recommended by the township engineers. The board appointed the firm of Dillon McCandless King Coulter & Graham as special counsel for a potential Chevron land development at the former Super K-Mart site, citing a conflict with the current solicitor. Supervisors appointed two representatives and one alternate to a committee for the Moon Township Public Library development project, and appointed the township manager to the Allegheny County Association of Township Officials board. In planning matters, the board discussed the Foxwood Knolls PRD Phase 2 final application, which will appear on the June 5 regular meeting agenda. A property maintenance report on the Brodhead Road trailer park noted demolitions are in progress but the owner has been slow to comply, and the board may seek legal advice. The board reviewed a request from Lamar Advertising for a financial adjustment to its bus shelter contract, which originally called for 15 shelters but has only produced seven, and also discussed a scholarship provision that was never implemented. Regarding Robert Morris University’s proposed zoning amendment for the former Holiday Inn, the board directed staff to tell the university's attorney that the board will not waive the traffic impact study requirement. The board accepted resignations from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and the MCA-TV Advisory Board, with replacement appointments to come. The engineer reported that the 2013 road program paving by Youngblood Paving will run from mid-June to mid-August, work on the North Flaugherty Run Road bridge is about three to four weeks from completion, and Moon Park electrical improvements are progressing, though a Verizon monopole delay may cause additional costs. The board also approved a conflict waiver allowing Babst Calland to represent Speedway outside the township.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved three bond reductions at its May 29 workshop meeting. The board reduced the bond for Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 110 by $113,697.65, for Building 100 by $110,953.15, and for the Scott Station Hotel by $40,400, all as recommended by the township engineers. The board appointed the firm of Dillon McCandless King Coulter & Graham as special counsel for a potential Chevron land development at the former Super K-Mart site, citing a conflict with the current solicitor. Supervisors appointed two representatives and one alternate to a committee for the Moon Township Public Library development project, and appointed the township manager to the Allegheny County Association of Township Officials board.
In planning matters, the board discussed the Foxwood Knolls PRD Phase 2 final application, which will appear on the June 5 regular meeting agenda. A property maintenance report on the Brodhead Road trailer park noted demolitions are in progress but the owner has been slow to comply, and the board may seek legal advice. The board reviewed a request from Lamar Advertising for a financial adjustment to its bus shelter contract, which originally called for 15 shelters but has only produced seven, and also discussed a scholarship provision that was never implemented. Regarding Robert Morris University’s proposed zoning amendment for the former Holiday Inn, the board directed staff to tell the university's attorney that the board will not waive the traffic impact study requirement.
The board accepted resignations from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and the MCA-TV Advisory Board, with replacement appointments to come. The engineer reported that the 2013 road program paving by Youngblood Paving will run from mid-June to mid-August, work on the North Flaugherty Run Road bridge is about three to four weeks from completion, and Moon Park electrical improvements are progressing, though a Verizon monopole delay may cause additional costs. The board also approved a conflict waiver allowing Babst Calland to represent Speedway outside the township.
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