25 November 2013
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 42 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on November 25, 2013, with all four members present. The board approved the final performance security reduction for the Robert Morris University Wayne Center Development, releasing the remaining $4,700 and leaving a zero balance, as recommended by the Township Engineer. Similarly, they approved the final security reduction for the Parking Lot Expansion at 300 Cherrington Corporate Center, releasing the final $500. The board approved an easement agreement with the Moon Township Municipal Authority for a water system interconnection pump station on Purdy Road, along with a waiver from sidewalk construction requirements in exchange for a fee-in-lieu, the minor land development plan for the project, and the associated development agreement. They also approved three first addendums to development agreements for Buildings 100, 110, and 210 of the Pittsburgh International Business Park, incorporating revised landscape and access plans. The Township Engineer was appointed at an annual salary of $88,000. The board adopted the 2014 preliminary budget, which projects revenue over expenses of approximately $375,000 and includes a $3 million transfer to capital reserve, leaving a general fund balance of about $4.4 million. The preliminary budget was placed on public view until final adoption on December 18. The board discussed the Chevron AMBU Headquarters project, noting that the Planning Commission conditionally approved Phase I and that a LERTA district meeting with Allegheny County would occur after the conditional use hearing. They also discussed the Speedway development, which requested a continuance, and a zoning amendment to permit single-family dwellings in the R-5 district. The board directed staff to review a resident’s traffic calming request and to examine a potential property donation at Charlton Heights Road and Maple Street Extension. The Township Solicitor reported on the status of the Moon-Findlay border, the Hollow Oak Land Trust property transfer, and Grant Drive, noting that PNC Bank is reviewing a title search. The board had no concerns with Walmart’s rooftop equipment screening proposal. The Engineer reported that the fuel tank upgrade contract was awarded to A. Graziani, with a pre-construction meeting scheduled, and that the Moon Park Verizon monopole fixture mounting issue is awaiting input from Musco. The board also discussed the Crosswinds development, where stormwater management issues and road dedication remain unresolved, with the Township continuing emergency response only. The meeting included executive sessions on litigation and personnel matters.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on November 25, 2013, with all four members present. The board approved the final performance security reduction for the Robert Morris University Wayne Center Development, releasing the remaining $4,700 and leaving a zero balance, as recommended by the Township Engineer. Similarly, they approved the final security reduction for the Parking Lot Expansion at 300 Cherrington Corporate Center, releasing the final $500. The board approved an easement agreement with the Moon Township Municipal Authority for a water system interconnection pump station on Purdy Road, along with a waiver from sidewalk construction requirements in exchange for a fee-in-lieu, the minor land development plan for the project, and the associated development agreement. They also approved three first addendums to development agreements for Buildings 100, 110, and 210 of the Pittsburgh International Business Park, incorporating revised landscape and access plans. The Township Engineer was appointed at an annual salary of $88,000. The board adopted the 2014 preliminary budget, which projects revenue over expenses of approximately $375,000 and includes a $3 million transfer to capital reserve, leaving a general fund balance of about $4.4 million. The preliminary budget was placed on public view until final adoption on December 18. The board discussed the Chevron AMBU Headquarters project, noting that the Planning Commission conditionally approved Phase I and that a LERTA district meeting with Allegheny County would occur after the conditional use hearing. They also discussed the Speedway development, which requested a continuance, and a zoning amendment to permit single-family dwellings in the R-5 district. The board directed staff to review a resident’s traffic calming request and to examine a potential property donation at Charlton Heights Road and Maple Street Extension. The Township Solicitor reported on the status of the Moon-Findlay border, the Hollow Oak Land Trust property transfer, and Grant Drive, noting that PNC Bank is reviewing a title search. The board had no concerns with Walmart’s rooftop equipment screening proposal. The Engineer reported that the fuel tank upgrade contract was awarded to A. Graziani, with a pre-construction meeting scheduled, and that the Moon Park Verizon monopole fixture mounting issue is awaiting input from Musco. The board also discussed the Crosswinds development, where stormwater management issues and road dedication remain unresolved, with the Township continuing emergency response only. The meeting included executive sessions on litigation and personnel matters.
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