4 June 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 23 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met June 4, 2014 and took the following actions. The board unanimously approved the minutes from the May 7 regular meeting. After hearing from a developer, who presented updated plans for a Hilton Garden Inn, fast-food restaurant, and sit-down restaurant at the former Rodeway Inn site, the board voted to approve a first amendment to the property maintenance agreement for that property, subject to approval of the document's final form by the township manager and solicitor. The board also voted to appoint a Communications Director at an annual salary of $30,000. The township manager summarized the appointee's work history. The board heard several reports. The township engineer presented the MS4 stormwater permit annual report and commended an employee for her work on it. He also provided the May/June construction schedule for the 2014 road paving program, noting that Youngblood had begun paving in May and would resume later in the summer after Public Works completed preparatory work. The township engineer gave an update on Moon Park restroom renovations, stating that remodeling of two existing restrooms would be finished by the end of July, with new restroom construction beginning in the fall. The township manager announced that the township and Beaver County partners were awarded a $600,000 Brownfield Assessment grant from the U.S. EPA, and that the township received a $12,500 grant from the Pennsylvania History and Museum Commission to study the Mooncrest Historic District. The board received multiple informational announcements, including the Environmental Advisory Council's annual recycling day, a free document shredding event, the start of the farmers' market and CSA programs, the Father's Day Fun Fair, Family Fun Night, the Robin Hill Park Lunchtime Concert Series, the annual 5K Run and 1 Mile Walk, and summer Parks and Recreation activities. The board unanimously approved payment of bills for the periods May 8-30 and May 31-June 4. There were no audience comments. In supervisor remarks, a supervisor noted the passing of a significant figure in Moon baseball; a supervisor reported that a Municipal Authority representative expects service complaints to be resolved within 30 days; and the chairman noted attending the Navy Operational Support Center opening and an Eagle Scout project featured in the Allegheny Times. The meeting adjourned at 7:56 PM.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met June 4, 2014 and took the following actions. The board unanimously approved the minutes from the May 7 regular meeting. After hearing from a developer, who presented updated plans for a Hilton Garden Inn, fast-food restaurant, and sit-down restaurant at the former Rodeway Inn site, the board voted to approve a first amendment to the property maintenance agreement for that property, subject to approval of the document's final form by the township manager and solicitor. The board also voted to appoint a Communications Director at an annual salary of $30,000. The township manager summarized the appointee's work history.
The board heard several reports. The township engineer presented the MS4 stormwater permit annual report and commended an employee for her work on it. He also provided the May/June construction schedule for the 2014 road paving program, noting that Youngblood had begun paving in May and would resume later in the summer after Public Works completed preparatory work. The township engineer gave an update on Moon Park restroom renovations, stating that remodeling of two existing restrooms would be finished by the end of July, with new restroom construction beginning in the fall. The township manager announced that the township and Beaver County partners were awarded a $600,000 Brownfield Assessment grant from the U.S. EPA, and that the township received a $12,500 grant from the Pennsylvania History and Museum Commission to study the Mooncrest Historic District. The board received multiple informational announcements, including the Environmental Advisory Council's annual recycling day, a free document shredding event, the start of the farmers' market and CSA programs, the Father's Day Fun Fair, Family Fun Night, the Robin Hill Park Lunchtime Concert Series, the annual 5K Run and 1 Mile Walk, and summer Parks and Recreation activities. The board unanimously approved payment of bills for the periods May 8-30 and May 31-June 4. There were no audience comments. In supervisor remarks, a supervisor noted the passing of a significant figure in Moon baseball; a supervisor reported that a Municipal Authority representative expects service complaints to be resolved within 30 days; and the chairman noted attending the Navy Operational Support Center opening and an Eagle Scout project featured in the Allegheny Times. The meeting adjourned at 7:56 PM.
Summarised by AI from the linked minutes, with some details withheld for privacy. The document is the record — check anything that matters against it.