6 November 2013
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 20 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met November 6, 2013, with all three members present. The board first convened in executive session at 6:30 p.m. to receive advice from the solicitor. During public comment, a resident requested speed bumps and a park, presenting a petition for the bumps. The police chief reported that a radar speed device placed there after a previous meeting showed average speeds of 14-16 mph; he agreed to try an alternate location. The resident also flagged a possibly missing stop sign at Cypress Drive, which the police chief said he would check the next day. The board approved minutes from the September 25 workshop, October 2 regular, and October 21 budget meetings. A proclamation recognizing the Montour Trail Council and the 20-year partnership of the “Mile 0” Trail was noted; a state senator was unable to attend. The board continued a public hearing on Speedway LLC’s conditional use application for a gas station with convenience store at 1225 Maple Street Ext. to the December 4 meeting. A second public hearing on a proposed zoning ordinance amendment—changing the zoning map for properties owned by Montour Parks Associates Holdings, Chevron USA, and GMTN Moon Township, and amending regulations for laboratories, mechanical penthouses, offices, and height—was closed, and the board adopted the amendment as Ordinance No. 649. Under action items, the board awarded the fuel tank plumbing and dispenser upgrade project to A. Graziani & Company, Inc., for $286,870, including all alternates. It also approved a $36,331 financial security reduction for the Noble Woods Development, lowering the security from $627,444 to $591,113. The board authorized payment of bills from October 3 through November 6. No audience comments were offered. A supervisor congratulated election winners and wished everyone a happy Thanksgiving. The meeting adjourned.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met November 6, 2013, with all three members present. The board first convened in executive session at 6:30 p.m. to receive advice from the solicitor. During public comment, a resident requested speed bumps and a park, presenting a petition for the bumps. The police chief reported that a radar speed device placed there after a previous meeting showed average speeds of 14-16 mph; he agreed to try an alternate location. The resident also flagged a possibly missing stop sign at Cypress Drive, which the police chief said he would check the next day.
The board approved minutes from the September 25 workshop, October 2 regular, and October 21 budget meetings. A proclamation recognizing the Montour Trail Council and the 20-year partnership of the “Mile 0” Trail was noted; a state senator was unable to attend. The board continued a public hearing on Speedway LLC’s conditional use application for a gas station with convenience store at 1225 Maple Street Ext. to the December 4 meeting. A second public hearing on a proposed zoning ordinance amendment—changing the zoning map for properties owned by Montour Parks Associates Holdings, Chevron USA, and GMTN Moon Township, and amending regulations for laboratories, mechanical penthouses, offices, and height—was closed, and the board adopted the amendment as Ordinance No. 649.
Under action items, the board awarded the fuel tank plumbing and dispenser upgrade project to A. Graziani & Company, Inc., for $286,870, including all alternates. It also approved a $36,331 financial security reduction for the Noble Woods Development, lowering the security from $627,444 to $591,113. The board authorized payment of bills from October 3 through November 6. No audience comments were offered. A supervisor congratulated election winners and wished everyone a happy Thanksgiving. The meeting adjourned.
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