25 September 2013
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 33 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors approved a revised final land development plan for Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 210, removing an unnecessary driveway, subject to conditions in the solicitor’s memorandum. They also approved the corresponding development agreement and set-aside agreement for the building, as well as bond reduction request No. 8 for Building 110, reducing the bond from $143,717.20 to $14,942.95. The Board authorized advertising a zoning ordinance amendment for Chevron’s AMBU headquarters project for a public hearing on November 6, adopting Resolution R-22-2013. Performance security reduction request No. 3 for the Goddard School was approved, reducing the security to $0 while retaining $10,200 for stormwater maintenance. The Board approved the 2014 Minimum Municipal Obligation of $224,283 for the Non-Uniformed Pension Plan and $529,606 for the Uniformed Pension Plan. On parks and recreation, the Board decided to wait until spring for a grand opening ceremony for the new field lighting and agreed not to install play equipment at the Mooncrest Cedar Drive lot, keeping it as open space. They authorized the Township Engineer to conduct a $2,500 assessment of options for relocating the Boggs Schoolhouse to Olson Park. In planning matters, the Board discussed the comprehensive plan’s shortcomings and directed staff to develop a scope and RFP for a new consultant. They granted an easement to the Moon Township Municipal Authority for a water pump station interconnect on Purdy Road, provided the Township retains access to the stormwater pond. The Board directed the Moon Transportation Authority to send letters to residents about the traffic impact fee project and to discuss funding for GIS mapping with the authority. The Board established a 2014 budget calendar with seven meetings starting October 21, and approved proceeding with a new unified phone system and a cloud-based email service for compliance with the Records Act. They reviewed the library expansion committee’s report, including the selection of Pfaffmann and Associates as architect, and discussed the proposed lease agreement. The Board tabled the fuel tank dispenser upgrade bid pending legal review of a bid protest. The meeting adjourned at 10:20 p.m. after executive sessions on litigation and personnel matters.The Board of Supervisors approved a revised final land development plan for Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 210, removing an unnecessary driveway, subject to conditions in the solicitor’s memorandum. They also approved the corresponding development agreement and set-aside agreement for the building, as well as bond reduction request No. 8 for Building 110, reducing the bond from $143,717.20 to $14,942.95. The Board authorized advertising a zoning ordinance amendment for Chevron’s AMBU headquarters project for a public hearing on November 6, adopting Resolution R-22-2013. Performance security reduction request No. 3 for the Goddard School was approved, reducing the security to $0 while retaining $10,200 for stormwater maintenance. The Board approved the 2014 Minimum Municipal Obligation of $224,283 for the Non-Uniformed Pension Plan and $529,606 for the Uniformed Pension Plan.
On parks and recreation, the Board decided to wait until spring for a grand opening ceremony for the new field lighting and agreed not to install play equipment at the Mooncrest Cedar Drive lot, keeping it as open space. They authorized the Township Engineer to conduct a $2,500 assessment of options for relocating the Boggs Schoolhouse to Olson Park. In planning matters, the Board discussed the comprehensive plan’s shortcomings and directed staff to develop a scope and RFP for a new consultant. They granted an easement to the Moon Township Municipal Authority for a water pump station interconnect on Purdy Road, provided the Township retains access to the stormwater pond. The Board directed the Moon Transportation Authority to send letters to residents about the traffic impact fee project and to discuss funding for GIS mapping with the authority.
The Board established a 2014 budget calendar with seven meetings starting October 21, and approved proceeding with a new unified phone system and a cloud-based email service for compliance with the Records Act. They reviewed the library expansion committee’s report, including the selection of Pfaffmann and Associates as architect, and discussed the proposed lease agreement. The Board tabled the fuel tank dispenser upgrade bid pending legal review of a bid protest. The meeting adjourned at 10:20 p.m. after executive sessions on litigation and personnel matters.
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