30 October 2013
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 45 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on October 30, 2013, addressing a range of development, zoning, and infrastructure issues. A resident requested the Board rezone a three-acre property on Flaugherty Run Road from R-5 to allow single-family home construction, as the current zoning prohibits it. The Board directed the resident to work with the Moon Township Municipal Authority on water and sewer issues. A representative of Synergy updated the Board on redevelopment plans for the Rodeway Inn property, seeking a 10-month delay on demolition enforcement while finalizing the acquisition. The Board agreed to hold off on enforcement in exchange for a written agreement to secure the property. Robert Morris University representatives presented a proposed shuttle stop and route for Yorktown Hall, crossing the Fire Department parking lot. The Board approved the plan, contingent on no objections from the Fire and Police Chiefs, and directed Robert Morris University to work with PennDOT and KFC on the shelter location. The Board approved a motion to authorize a private right-of-way agreement with Duquesne Light for the Moon Park Verizon Wireless facility. The Board also discussed the Moon Bike and Pedestrian Corridors Plan and a matching funds request from the Ohio River Trail Council, which will be considered during budget talks. A representative of Baker Engineering was introduced as the new Township Traffic Engineer. The Board discussed the Chevron AMBU headquarters project, including a zoning ordinance amendment and conditional use applications, and agreed to consult special counsel before proceeding. The Speedway development public hearing was continued to November 6. The Board discussed the Moon Township Municipal Authority’s Purdy Road Water Pump Station interconnect, with the sidewalk waiver being withdrawn. The Board reviewed the 2014 budget calendar and the Moon Public Library expansion committee report. The Board then entered executive session to discuss multiple litigation and personnel matters, including the Polo Club, Grant Drive, Rodeway Inn, and police contract negotiations. Following the session, the Board approved a motion to consent to the disclosure of information for an independent investigation.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on October 30, 2013, addressing a range of development, zoning, and infrastructure issues. A resident requested the Board rezone a three-acre property on Flaugherty Run Road from R-5 to allow single-family home construction, as the current zoning prohibits it. The Board directed the resident to work with the Moon Township Municipal Authority on water and sewer issues. A representative of Synergy updated the Board on redevelopment plans for the Rodeway Inn property, seeking a 10-month delay on demolition enforcement while finalizing the acquisition. The Board agreed to hold off on enforcement in exchange for a written agreement to secure the property. Robert Morris University representatives presented a proposed shuttle stop and route for Yorktown Hall, crossing the Fire Department parking lot. The Board approved the plan, contingent on no objections from the Fire and Police Chiefs, and directed Robert Morris University to work with PennDOT and KFC on the shelter location. The Board approved a motion to authorize a private right-of-way agreement with Duquesne Light for the Moon Park Verizon Wireless facility. The Board also discussed the Moon Bike and Pedestrian Corridors Plan and a matching funds request from the Ohio River Trail Council, which will be considered during budget talks. A representative of Baker Engineering was introduced as the new Township Traffic Engineer. The Board discussed the Chevron AMBU headquarters project, including a zoning ordinance amendment and conditional use applications, and agreed to consult special counsel before proceeding. The Speedway development public hearing was continued to November 6. The Board discussed the Moon Township Municipal Authority’s Purdy Road Water Pump Station interconnect, with the sidewalk waiver being withdrawn. The Board reviewed the 2014 budget calendar and the Moon Public Library expansion committee report. The Board then entered executive session to discuss multiple litigation and personnel matters, including the Polo Club, Grant Drive, Rodeway Inn, and police contract negotiations. Following the session, the Board approved a motion to consent to the disclosure of information for an independent investigation.
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