6 January 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 40 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held its reorganization and regular meeting on January 6, 2014, with all five members present. The board began by swearing in two newly elected supervisors and the tax collector. After appointing the township manager as temporary chair, the board elected a supervisor as chairman on a 4-1 vote and another supervisor as vice-chairman. The board set regular meetings for the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. and workshop meetings for the last Wednesday at 6:00 p.m., both at the municipal building. The Allegheny Times was designated the official newspaper for public notices. The board reappointed the township manager, secretary and treasurer with a $1.6 million bond, and an employee as assistant secretary. PNC Bank was approved as the township depository. An engineer was retained as township engineer, with Michael Baker Inc. as consulting engineer and traffic engineer, and Garvin Boward Beitko Engineering as geotechnical engineer. A solicitor of Babst Calland was reappointed township solicitor. The board filled numerous board and commission seats: a resident to the Municipal Authority, a resident to the Planning Commission, two residents to the Transportation Authority, a resident to the Vacancy Board, three residents to the Library Board, two residents to Parks and Recreation, a resident to the Recreation Authority, a resident to the Industrial Development Authority, a resident to the Board of Appeals, a resident to the Historical Architectural Review Board, and two residents to the Environmental Advisory Council. The board accepted two residents' resignations from the Transportation Authority and Parks and Recreation. Intergovernmental appointments included a supervisor to SHACOG, with two supervisors as alternates, and the township manager as PSATS voting delegate and ACATO representative. The board approved minutes from December 4, 2013, and passed resolutions authorizing payroll, administering the Uniform Construction Code, setting non-bargaining unit salaries, and establishing a fee schedule. Supervisors approved a settlement agreement with a former township manager resolving litigation. The board paid bills covering checks 14413 through 14634, plus capital reserve and local services checks. No public comment was offered.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held its reorganization and regular meeting on January 6, 2014, with all five members present. The board began by swearing in two newly elected supervisors and the tax collector. After appointing the township manager as temporary chair, the board elected a supervisor as chairman on a 4-1 vote and another supervisor as vice-chairman. The board set regular meetings for the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. and workshop meetings for the last Wednesday at 6:00 p.m., both at the municipal building. The Allegheny Times was designated the official newspaper for public notices. The board reappointed the township manager, secretary and treasurer with a $1.6 million bond, and an employee as assistant secretary. PNC Bank was approved as the township depository. An engineer was retained as township engineer, with Michael Baker Inc. as consulting engineer and traffic engineer, and Garvin Boward Beitko Engineering as geotechnical engineer. A solicitor of Babst Calland was reappointed township solicitor. The board filled numerous board and commission seats: a resident to the Municipal Authority, a resident to the Planning Commission, two residents to the Transportation Authority, a resident to the Vacancy Board, three residents to the Library Board, two residents to Parks and Recreation, a resident to the Recreation Authority, a resident to the Industrial Development Authority, a resident to the Board of Appeals, a resident to the Historical Architectural Review Board, and two residents to the Environmental Advisory Council. The board accepted two residents' resignations from the Transportation Authority and Parks and Recreation. Intergovernmental appointments included a supervisor to SHACOG, with two supervisors as alternates, and the township manager as PSATS voting delegate and ACATO representative. The board approved minutes from December 4, 2013, and passed resolutions authorizing payroll, administering the Uniform Construction Code, setting non-bargaining unit salaries, and establishing a fee schedule. Supervisors approved a settlement agreement with a former township manager resolving litigation. The board paid bills covering checks 14413 through 14634, plus capital reserve and local services checks. No public comment was offered.
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