30 July 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 40 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on July 30, 2014, with all four members present. No public comment was offered. The board heard a presentation from a property owner on a request to rezone his property from MX to RT for a proposed development; the solicitor was directed to prepare an ordinance and schedule a public hearing. An employee of HHM Benefits presented options for short- and long-term disability and life insurance, projecting potential savings of $15,000 annually by switching carriers, though staff requested more time to verify the numbers. A traffic engineer reported that the Building 300 plan for the Pittsburgh International Business Park would be pulled from the next agenda due to unresolved trip-count disputes, and that a failing intersection at Stoops Ferry/McGovern/Flaugherty Run Roads may warrant a traffic signal. FedEx proposed sharing the cost of converting 21 streetlights on FedEx Drive to LED, with a payback period under three years for the township. The board approved four action items: performance security reduction No. 7 for the Homewood Suites Hotel ($271,400), performance security reduction No. 5 for Building 210 ($362,346.87), Resolution R-12-2014 authorizing the West Hills Sobriety Checkpoint Program grant, and Resolution R-13-2014 authorizing a supplemental contribution agreement with PennDOT for the Montour Run Road/Beaver Grade Road intersection. Change Order No. 2 for the fuel tank upgrade project was approved, increasing the contract by $36,700 for additional concrete work. Community development staff reported on several pending projects, including the Corsi Management minor land development plan, Cimarron PRD Phase 5, Foxwood Knolls access road modifications, and the Noble Woods development agreement amendment. The board scheduled a six-month financial review and library lease meeting for August 26 at 6:00 PM. The retirement of the Fire Marshal was noted, with the township manager recommended as the new Emergency Management Coordinator. The board appointed a supervisor as temporary chair for the August 6 regular meeting. After executive session covering legal issues and personnel matters, the board authorized the solicitor to abate code violations at 314 Skylark Drive.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on July 30, 2014, with all four members present. No public comment was offered. The board heard a presentation from a property owner on a request to rezone his property from MX to RT for a proposed development; the solicitor was directed to prepare an ordinance and schedule a public hearing. An employee of HHM Benefits presented options for short- and long-term disability and life insurance, projecting potential savings of $15,000 annually by switching carriers, though staff requested more time to verify the numbers. A traffic engineer reported that the Building 300 plan for the Pittsburgh International Business Park would be pulled from the next agenda due to unresolved trip-count disputes, and that a failing intersection at Stoops Ferry/McGovern/Flaugherty Run Roads may warrant a traffic signal. FedEx proposed sharing the cost of converting 21 streetlights on FedEx Drive to LED, with a payback period under three years for the township.
The board approved four action items: performance security reduction No. 7 for the Homewood Suites Hotel ($271,400), performance security reduction No. 5 for Building 210 ($362,346.87), Resolution R-12-2014 authorizing the West Hills Sobriety Checkpoint Program grant, and Resolution R-13-2014 authorizing a supplemental contribution agreement with PennDOT for the Montour Run Road/Beaver Grade Road intersection. Change Order No. 2 for the fuel tank upgrade project was approved, increasing the contract by $36,700 for additional concrete work.
Community development staff reported on several pending projects, including the Corsi Management minor land development plan, Cimarron PRD Phase 5, Foxwood Knolls access road modifications, and the Noble Woods development agreement amendment. The board scheduled a six-month financial review and library lease meeting for August 26 at 6:00 PM. The retirement of the Fire Marshal was noted, with the township manager recommended as the new Emergency Management Coordinator. The board appointed a supervisor as temporary chair for the August 6 regular meeting. After executive session covering legal issues and personnel matters, the board authorized the solicitor to abate code violations at 314 Skylark Drive.
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