7 May 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 28 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the conditional use application for a Speedway gas station at 1225 Maple Street Extension by a 3-2 vote, with three supervisors in favor and two supervisors opposed. One supervisor argued the proposed gas pumps did not qualify as a permitted retail use under the C1 district ordinance, while the majority cited state law requirements. The board also approved the revised tentative plan for the Foxwood Knolls Planned Residential Development by Maronda Homes, subject to conditions in the solicitor’s May 6 memorandum, and separately approved the improvement construction agreement for Phase 3 of that development, with one supervisor voting no. The board passed Resolution R-11-2014 expressing support for the Community Development Block Grant program. It approved an agreement with the Breslube-Penn Performing Trust establishing responsibilities for site remediation work related to the Superfund site, and a consent order settling stormwater management litigation with the Polo Club Apartments and the Moon Area School District, under which the township will inspect work but not contribute financially. The board approved a release and settlement agreement with F.A. Bartlett Tree Expert Company resolving a claim for work on township park property, with one supervisor voting no. It also approved a performance security reduction for Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 210 from $1,388,502.26 to $1,273,581.10. During public comment, residents raised concerns about road conditions, garbage truck size and speed, and snow plowing; the board referred the matter to the township engineer and public works manager. The police chief introduced a new program to locate missing children and adults with medical challenges, for which Moon Township was selected as a pilot site. The board approved payment of bills from April 3 through May 7, 2014.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the conditional use application for a Speedway gas station at 1225 Maple Street Extension by a 3-2 vote, with three supervisors in favor and two supervisors opposed. One supervisor argued the proposed gas pumps did not qualify as a permitted retail use under the C1 district ordinance, while the majority cited state law requirements. The board also approved the revised tentative plan for the Foxwood Knolls Planned Residential Development by Maronda Homes, subject to conditions in the solicitor’s May 6 memorandum, and separately approved the improvement construction agreement for Phase 3 of that development, with one supervisor voting no. The board passed Resolution R-11-2014 expressing support for the Community Development Block Grant program. It approved an agreement with the Breslube-Penn Performing Trust establishing responsibilities for site remediation work related to the Superfund site, and a consent order settling stormwater management litigation with the Polo Club Apartments and the Moon Area School District, under which the township will inspect work but not contribute financially. The board approved a release and settlement agreement with F.A. Bartlett Tree Expert Company resolving a claim for work on township park property, with one supervisor voting no. It also approved a performance security reduction for Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 210 from $1,388,502.26 to $1,273,581.10. During public comment, residents raised concerns about road conditions, garbage truck size and speed, and snow plowing; the board referred the matter to the township engineer and public works manager. The police chief introduced a new program to locate missing children and adults with medical challenges, for which Moon Township was selected as a pilot site. The board approved payment of bills from April 3 through May 7, 2014.
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