2 April 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 33 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a resolution under Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code for U.S. Electrofused Minerals, Inc., as requested by the Moon Industrial Development Authority. The board granted a six-month extension to Giant Eagle for constructing sidewalks along University Boulevard at the GetGo site through a second amendment to the Streetscape Improvement Escrow Agreement. Two simple subdivision plans were approved: the RR Hess Subdivision, subject to the engineer’s review and a revised note summarizing the plan’s purpose, and the Corsi Management Group, LLC Consolidation Plan, which merges two properties on Moon Clinton Road into a single lot. The board awarded the Comprehensive Plan Update to Environmental Planning & Design, LLC for $25,000, and authorized a traffic signal at Montour Run Road and Beaver Grade Road via Resolution R-9-2014, with PennDOT managing construction starting later this summer. The 2014 Road Improvement Program was awarded to Youngblood Paving, Inc. for $1,516,843.14, covering base and alternate projects. The board approved the purchase of a Case excavator from Groff Tractor for $71,982 using the COSTARS program, and awarded a three-year contract for Fourth of July fireworks to Zambelli Fireworks Internationale at $14,500 per year. Pay applications for Moon Park electrical improvements were approved, and an employee was appointed Director of Community Programming at $35,000 annually. The board paid bills covering checks and EFTs across multiple funds. Public comment was none. Supervisor remarks highlighted the $3.3 million state grant for the Thorn Run Interchange, future bond-funded park and municipal building improvements, and the Moon Transportation Authority’s role in securing over $30 million in grants for local projects.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a resolution under Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code for U.S. Electrofused Minerals, Inc., as requested by the Moon Industrial Development Authority. The board granted a six-month extension to Giant Eagle for constructing sidewalks along University Boulevard at the GetGo site through a second amendment to the Streetscape Improvement Escrow Agreement. Two simple subdivision plans were approved: the RR Hess Subdivision, subject to the engineer’s review and a revised note summarizing the plan’s purpose, and the Corsi Management Group, LLC Consolidation Plan, which merges two properties on Moon Clinton Road into a single lot. The board awarded the Comprehensive Plan Update to Environmental Planning & Design, LLC for $25,000, and authorized a traffic signal at Montour Run Road and Beaver Grade Road via Resolution R-9-2014, with PennDOT managing construction starting later this summer. The 2014 Road Improvement Program was awarded to Youngblood Paving, Inc. for $1,516,843.14, covering base and alternate projects. The board approved the purchase of a Case excavator from Groff Tractor for $71,982 using the COSTARS program, and awarded a three-year contract for Fourth of July fireworks to Zambelli Fireworks Internationale at $14,500 per year. Pay applications for Moon Park electrical improvements were approved, and an employee was appointed Director of Community Programming at $35,000 annually. The board paid bills covering checks and EFTs across multiple funds. Public comment was none. Supervisor remarks highlighted the $3.3 million state grant for the Thorn Run Interchange, future bond-funded park and municipal building improvements, and the Moon Transportation Authority’s role in securing over $30 million in grants for local projects.
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