2 July 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 19 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on July 2, 2014, with all three members present. After convening an executive session at 6:30 PM to discuss personnel matters, the board approved the minutes from the April 30 workshop and June 4 regular meetings. The board then held a public hearing on Robert Morris University’s application for amended conditional use for Yorktown Hall at 8256 University Boulevard. Following the hearing, the board voted unanimously to approve the amended conditional use, subject to terms in the township solicitor’s July 2 memorandum. The board also approved the preliminary and final stormwater management plan for the university’s South Campus Stormwater Improvement Project, contingent on approval of the erosion and sedimentation control plan and a stormwater management maintenance plan. Supervisors authorized the township manager to write letters supporting the university’s application for state multimodal transportation funds to improve the traffic signal and add a turning lane at University Boulevard and Campus Drive. The board approved a performance security reduction for the AutoZone Development, lowering the bond from $435,500 to $0 after the developer completed site work and paperwork. They also approved Pay Application No. 2 for $39,352.50 to A. Graziani & Co. for the fuel tank plumbing and dispenser upgrades project. A conflict waiver was approved allowing the township’s solicitor, Babst Calland, to also represent Calgon Carbon Corp. in its relocation and zoning change for a new laboratory. The township manager announced that Moon Township earned Gold Certification as a Sustainable Community in Pennsylvania, and highlighted upcoming events including a free document shredding event, the Independence Celebration, Family Fun Night, lunchtime concerts, and library programs. The board approved payment of bills and adjourned at 7:55 PM.The Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on July 2, 2014, with all three members present. After convening an executive session at 6:30 PM to discuss personnel matters, the board approved the minutes from the April 30 workshop and June 4 regular meetings. The board then held a public hearing on Robert Morris University’s application for amended conditional use for Yorktown Hall at 8256 University Boulevard. Following the hearing, the board voted unanimously to approve the amended conditional use, subject to terms in the township solicitor’s July 2 memorandum. The board also approved the preliminary and final stormwater management plan for the university’s South Campus Stormwater Improvement Project, contingent on approval of the erosion and sedimentation control plan and a stormwater management maintenance plan. Supervisors authorized the township manager to write letters supporting the university’s application for state multimodal transportation funds to improve the traffic signal and add a turning lane at University Boulevard and Campus Drive. The board approved a performance security reduction for the AutoZone Development, lowering the bond from $435,500 to $0 after the developer completed site work and paperwork. They also approved Pay Application No. 2 for $39,352.50 to A. Graziani & Co. for the fuel tank plumbing and dispenser upgrades project. A conflict waiver was approved allowing the township’s solicitor, Babst Calland, to also represent Calgon Carbon Corp. in its relocation and zoning change for a new laboratory. The township manager announced that Moon Township earned Gold Certification as a Sustainable Community in Pennsylvania, and highlighted upcoming events including a free document shredding event, the Independence Celebration, Family Fun Night, lunchtime concerts, and library programs. The board approved payment of bills and adjourned at 7:55 PM.
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