28 August 2013
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 81 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on August 28, 2013, with all five members present. The board approved the sale of a 1997 Ford F-350 dump truck to the Moon Township Municipal Authority for $5,000. They also approved bond reductions for Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 100 ($223,307.60) and Building 110 ($426,710.35), as well as financial security reductions for Noble Woods Development ($55,500) and Autumn Woods Development ($24,800). A change order for the 2013 Road Paving Program was approved, adding $33,713.51 to pave a portion of Joe DeNardo Way in Moon Park due to storm damage. Chevron Corporation presented a conceptual site plan for a Planned Non-Residential Development on approximately 61 acres, including a technical excellence center. The board agreed to place the requested rezoning from Commercial-Highway to Business Park on the September meeting agenda. Robert Morris University presented a finalized Voluntary Contribution Agreement for Yorktown Hall, which will also appear on the regular meeting agenda. Synergy presented a conceptual plan for redeveloping the Rodeway Inn site into a hotel and out parcels, requesting relief from current development standards. The board discussed the Thorn Run Interchange improvement project and a proposed PennDOT contribution agreement for the Montour Run/Beaver Grade Road intersection, with the board deciding to wait two months before proceeding. Staff reported that Seitel's seismic testing application was rejected after the company changed permit conditions, while a more limited application from Precision Geophysical was under review. The board discussed the Comprehensive Plan, with the Planning Commission recommending against the current consultant's executive summary. The Historical Architectural Review Board recommended a Certificate of Appropriateness for porch roof reconstruction on Mooncrest units. The board retained two attorneys of Dickey McCamey & Chilcoate as special counsel for an investigation authorized at the August 7 meeting. The board also discussed library expansion committee appointments, scheduling a biannual meeting with the Airport Authority, and a memorial plaque request from the Old Moon Historical Society. The meeting concluded with executive sessions on litigation and personnel matters.The Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on August 28, 2013, with all five members present. The board approved the sale of a 1997 Ford F-350 dump truck to the Moon Township Municipal Authority for $5,000. They also approved bond reductions for Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 100 ($223,307.60) and Building 110 ($426,710.35), as well as financial security reductions for Noble Woods Development ($55,500) and Autumn Woods Development ($24,800). A change order for the 2013 Road Paving Program was approved, adding $33,713.51 to pave a portion of Joe DeNardo Way in Moon Park due to storm damage.
Chevron Corporation presented a conceptual site plan for a Planned Non-Residential Development on approximately 61 acres, including a technical excellence center. The board agreed to place the requested rezoning from Commercial-Highway to Business Park on the September meeting agenda. Robert Morris University presented a finalized Voluntary Contribution Agreement for Yorktown Hall, which will also appear on the regular meeting agenda. Synergy presented a conceptual plan for redeveloping the Rodeway Inn site into a hotel and out parcels, requesting relief from current development standards.
The board discussed the Thorn Run Interchange improvement project and a proposed PennDOT contribution agreement for the Montour Run/Beaver Grade Road intersection, with the board deciding to wait two months before proceeding. Staff reported that Seitel's seismic testing application was rejected after the company changed permit conditions, while a more limited application from Precision Geophysical was under review. The board discussed the Comprehensive Plan, with the Planning Commission recommending against the current consultant's executive summary. The Historical Architectural Review Board recommended a Certificate of Appropriateness for porch roof reconstruction on Mooncrest units.
The board retained two attorneys of Dickey McCamey & Chilcoate as special counsel for an investigation authorized at the August 7 meeting. The board also discussed library expansion committee appointments, scheduling a biannual meeting with the Airport Authority, and a memorial plaque request from the Old Moon Historical Society. The meeting concluded with executive sessions on litigation and personnel matters.
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