6 August 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 36 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on August 6, 2014, acting on a full agenda of ordinances, resolutions, and contracts. The board approved Ordinance No. 651, rezoning three lots on Spring Run Road Extension from R-4 Urban Residential to C-1 Neighborhood Commercial to accommodate the Patrick's Pub project, and also approved the related simple subdivision plan. Ordinance No. 652 was enacted, repealing the old flood damage prevention chapter and adopting a new floodplain chapter to comply with FEMA and National Flood Insurance Program requirements. The board passed several resolutions: R-14-2014, a supplemental budget appropriation for 2013 natural gas impact fee distributions; R-15-2014, authorizing a five-year winter service maintenance agreement with PennDOT; R-16-2014, amending the Act 537 sewage facilities plan to allow diversion of leachate from the Imperial Landfill to Findlay Township's system; and R-17-2014, amending the plan to include a small flow treatment facility at 306 Konter Road. The board also approved the assignment of the subsurface stormwater facility indemnification agreement from LRC AZ Coraopolis Investors LLC to KGL Cook Ltd. for the AutoZone development on University Boulevard, and approved the first addendum to the development agreement for the Noble Woods Plan. A single residence sewage treatment facility agreement was approved for a property at 306 Konter Road. The board granted two bond reductions for the Cimarron subdivision: $65,500 for Phases 1 and 2, and a combined $257,900 for Phase 3 lots, per the consulting engineer’s recommendations. A $75,675 contract was awarded to Lerro Corporation for new high-definition television studio cameras for MCA and MAG-TV, based on public bids. The board confirmed the appointment of an employee as Assistant Municipal Secretary at a $40,000 annual salary. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about gravel washing from the road into his yard during rain, and was directed to discuss the issue at the next workshop meeting. The board also approved minutes from the May 28 workshop and July 2 regular meeting, paid the bills, and heard the township manager’s announcements about the Moon Volunteer Fire Company Car Cruise, Robin Hill Concert Series, and Family Fun Night events. The meeting adjourned at 7:55 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on August 6, 2014, acting on a full agenda of ordinances, resolutions, and contracts. The board approved Ordinance No. 651, rezoning three lots on Spring Run Road Extension from R-4 Urban Residential to C-1 Neighborhood Commercial to accommodate the Patrick's Pub project, and also approved the related simple subdivision plan. Ordinance No. 652 was enacted, repealing the old flood damage prevention chapter and adopting a new floodplain chapter to comply with FEMA and National Flood Insurance Program requirements.
The board passed several resolutions: R-14-2014, a supplemental budget appropriation for 2013 natural gas impact fee distributions; R-15-2014, authorizing a five-year winter service maintenance agreement with PennDOT; R-16-2014, amending the Act 537 sewage facilities plan to allow diversion of leachate from the Imperial Landfill to Findlay Township's system; and R-17-2014, amending the plan to include a small flow treatment facility at 306 Konter Road. The board also approved the assignment of the subsurface stormwater facility indemnification agreement from LRC AZ Coraopolis Investors LLC to KGL Cook Ltd. for the AutoZone development on University Boulevard, and approved the first addendum to the development agreement for the Noble Woods Plan.
A single residence sewage treatment facility agreement was approved for a property at 306 Konter Road. The board granted two bond reductions for the Cimarron subdivision: $65,500 for Phases 1 and 2, and a combined $257,900 for Phase 3 lots, per the consulting engineer’s recommendations. A $75,675 contract was awarded to Lerro Corporation for new high-definition television studio cameras for MCA and MAG-TV, based on public bids. The board confirmed the appointment of an employee as Assistant Municipal Secretary at a $40,000 annual salary.
During public comment, a resident raised concerns about gravel washing from the road into his yard during rain, and was directed to discuss the issue at the next workshop meeting. The board also approved minutes from the May 28 workshop and July 2 regular meeting, paid the bills, and heard the township manager’s announcements about the Moon Volunteer Fire Company Car Cruise, Robin Hill Concert Series, and Family Fun Night events. The meeting adjourned at 7:55 p.m.
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