26 March 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 38 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors approved a development agreement with Robert Morris University for the R.I.S.E. Center-School of Nursing, extending the completion deadlines for Phase I to June 30, 2017 and Phase II to November 1, 2017. They appointed an attorney of Campbell Durrant Beatty Miller & Palumbo as special counsel for the Consol Energy well pad application that crosses the Moon/Findlay border. The Board also authorized a change order for fuel tank upgrades at a cost of $9,250 to upgrade the diagnostic panel. During public comment, a resident complained that the new garbage hauler's front-end loader trucks cause recyclables to blow out on windy days. The Board directed staff to contact the Municipal Authority about a solution. The Board discussed several planning items. The simple subdivision on Emma Lane was reviewed and will be on the next regular meeting agenda. The Corsi Management Group consolidation plan on Moon Clinton Road was discussed but comments from reviewers are still pending. The Board considered a zoning amendment request from Crighton Plastics to rezone property from M-X to R-T for light manufacturing, but staff recommended addressing this through a broader flex space zoning amendment. The Board had no objection to a proposed Lumos Networks point of presence facility on municipal property, subject to the building being screened and lease terms to be negotiated. Staff recommended Environmental Planning and Design for the comprehensive plan update. The Board discussed the 2014 road improvement program, with Youngblood Paving as low bidder at $721,999.66 base bid, and staff recommended adding five additional roads to bring the total to just under $1.5 million. The Board also discussed the Moon Park restroom improvement project, with staff recommending that municipal building renovations be prioritized before additional park projects. The Board approved a motion to reduce the amount owed by a resident for professional consultant review fees by $1,286.50 to settle a fee dispute. The Board also previewed the April 2 regular meeting agenda, which includes a fireworks display contract award to Zambelli Internationale for $14,500 per year for three years, and the 2014 road paving program award.The Board of Supervisors approved a development agreement with Robert Morris University for the R.I.S.E. Center-School of Nursing, extending the completion deadlines for Phase I to June 30, 2017 and Phase II to November 1, 2017. They appointed an attorney of Campbell Durrant Beatty Miller & Palumbo as special counsel for the Consol Energy well pad application that crosses the Moon/Findlay border. The Board also authorized a change order for fuel tank upgrades at a cost of $9,250 to upgrade the diagnostic panel.
During public comment, a resident complained that the new garbage hauler's front-end loader trucks cause recyclables to blow out on windy days. The Board directed staff to contact the Municipal Authority about a solution.
The Board discussed several planning items. The simple subdivision on Emma Lane was reviewed and will be on the next regular meeting agenda. The Corsi Management Group consolidation plan on Moon Clinton Road was discussed but comments from reviewers are still pending. The Board considered a zoning amendment request from Crighton Plastics to rezone property from M-X to R-T for light manufacturing, but staff recommended addressing this through a broader flex space zoning amendment. The Board had no objection to a proposed Lumos Networks point of presence facility on municipal property, subject to the building being screened and lease terms to be negotiated.
Staff recommended Environmental Planning and Design for the comprehensive plan update. The Board discussed the 2014 road improvement program, with Youngblood Paving as low bidder at $721,999.66 base bid, and staff recommended adding five additional roads to bring the total to just under $1.5 million. The Board also discussed the Moon Park restroom improvement project, with staff recommending that municipal building renovations be prioritized before additional park projects.
The Board approved a motion to reduce the amount owed by a resident for professional consultant review fees by $1,286.50 to settle a fee dispute. The Board also previewed the April 2 regular meeting agenda, which includes a fireworks display contract award to Zambelli Internationale for $14,500 per year for three years, and the 2014 road paving program award.
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