5 June 2013
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 25 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the minutes of the April 24 workshop and May 1 regular meeting. The board issued proclamations honoring the retiring Moon Area School District Superintendent and recognizing two Eagle Scouts. A public hearing was scheduled for July 1 on Robert Morris University’s request for a mixed-use educational overlay district zoning amendment to convert the former Holiday Inn on University Boulevard into a dormitory; university representatives presented their plans, emphasizing safety improvements including sidewalks and traffic studies, and the board discussed tax exemption status. The board approved the Foxwood Knolls PRD Phase 2 final plan, subject to conditions in the solicitor’s May 25 memorandum, with about $137,400 in outstanding items to be bonded. The board approved commercial tax assessment appeal settlements for Sharon Center Holdings, Montour Heights Country Club, HUB Properties Trust, and North Star Chevrolet, contingent on the school district providing minutes authorizing the settlements. The board authorized a $75,022.29 payment to R.E. Yates Electric for Moon Park Phase I electrical improvements, a $39,635 lease agreement with Laurel Capital Corporation for seven in-car video systems for police vehicles, advertisement of bids for a dual-product fuel tank dispenser upgrade design-build contract, and the MS4 annual stormwater report for the 2012-2013 permit year. The board accepted resignations from the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board and the MCA-TV Advisory Board. The board approved the May check register. During audience comments, an employee of Seitel Data asked about addendums to the seismic testing agreement; the township engineer reported they were still being drafted. Supervisors congratulated graduates and Eagle Scouts, encouraged volunteerism on the Parks Board and participation in the library’s summer reading program, and reminded residents of the July 1 meeting date change and public hearing on the RMU rezoning.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the minutes of the April 24 workshop and May 1 regular meeting. The board issued proclamations honoring the retiring Moon Area School District Superintendent and recognizing two Eagle Scouts. A public hearing was scheduled for July 1 on Robert Morris University’s request for a mixed-use educational overlay district zoning amendment to convert the former Holiday Inn on University Boulevard into a dormitory; university representatives presented their plans, emphasizing safety improvements including sidewalks and traffic studies, and the board discussed tax exemption status. The board approved the Foxwood Knolls PRD Phase 2 final plan, subject to conditions in the solicitor’s May 25 memorandum, with about $137,400 in outstanding items to be bonded. The board approved commercial tax assessment appeal settlements for Sharon Center Holdings, Montour Heights Country Club, HUB Properties Trust, and North Star Chevrolet, contingent on the school district providing minutes authorizing the settlements. The board authorized a $75,022.29 payment to R.E. Yates Electric for Moon Park Phase I electrical improvements, a $39,635 lease agreement with Laurel Capital Corporation for seven in-car video systems for police vehicles, advertisement of bids for a dual-product fuel tank dispenser upgrade design-build contract, and the MS4 annual stormwater report for the 2012-2013 permit year. The board accepted resignations from the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board and the MCA-TV Advisory Board. The board approved the May check register. During audience comments, an employee of Seitel Data asked about addendums to the seismic testing agreement; the township engineer reported they were still being drafted. Supervisors congratulated graduates and Eagle Scouts, encouraged volunteerism on the Parks Board and participation in the library’s summer reading program, and reminded residents of the July 1 meeting date change and public hearing on the RMU rezoning.
Summarised by AI from the linked minutes, with some details withheld for privacy. The document is the record — check anything that matters against it.