3 September 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 37 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on September 3, 2014, with all five members present. The board began by approving the minutes from the August 6 meeting. They then recognized the retiring Fire Marshal and Fire Chief Emeritus with a proclamation, and the Moon Volunteer Fire Company announced the training room at the public safety building would be named in his honor. Proclamations were also read for two Eagle Scouts who were not present. The Moon Economic Development Group, introduced by representatives from RMU and the Planning Commission, gave a presentation on its mission to promote economic growth. A public hearing was held for Corsi Management Group’s conditional use application for a bufferyard deviation at 443 Moon Clinton Road, related to a proposed landscape center. After hearing from the applicant and a resident concerned about truck access and stormwater, the board closed the hearing and unanimously approved the deviation, the minor land development plan, and an indemnification agreement for highway occupancy facilities. The board also approved the final land development plan for Building 300 of the Pittsburgh International Business Park, the Phase 5 final plan for the Cimarron Planned Residential Development, and an improvement construction agreement for Phase 6 of Cimarron. A set-aside agreement between the township, PIBP 300 LLC, and Dollar Bank for Building 300 was approved. The board approved a performance security reduction for the Noble Woods Development, reducing the security from $526,597 to $426,274. The award of the Moon Park Restroom Facilities Improvement Phase I contract to Fleeher Contracting LLC for $539,857.09 passed 4-1, with a supervisor dissenting due to concerns about the bidding process. A resolution approving an Agility Agreement with PennDOT for an exchange of services was passed. The board approved a $12,500 grant agreement with the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission to hire a Historic Preservation Specialist for the Mooncrest Neighborhood. A five-year collective bargaining agreement with Local Union No. 1058 covering public works and parks employees was ratified. The board accepted the resignation of the Fire Chief Emeritus as Emergency Management Coordinator and appointed the township manager to the role, also appointing six deputy coordinators. The board approved payment of bills. During audience comments, a representative from St. Phillips Church received permission to hold the 7th Annual Harvest Moon Run on October 11. The meeting adjourned at 8:29 PM.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on September 3, 2014, with all five members present. The board began by approving the minutes from the August 6 meeting. They then recognized the retiring Fire Marshal and Fire Chief Emeritus with a proclamation, and the Moon Volunteer Fire Company announced the training room at the public safety building would be named in his honor. Proclamations were also read for two Eagle Scouts who were not present. The Moon Economic Development Group, introduced by representatives from RMU and the Planning Commission, gave a presentation on its mission to promote economic growth.
A public hearing was held for Corsi Management Group’s conditional use application for a bufferyard deviation at 443 Moon Clinton Road, related to a proposed landscape center. After hearing from the applicant and a resident concerned about truck access and stormwater, the board closed the hearing and unanimously approved the deviation, the minor land development plan, and an indemnification agreement for highway occupancy facilities. The board also approved the final land development plan for Building 300 of the Pittsburgh International Business Park, the Phase 5 final plan for the Cimarron Planned Residential Development, and an improvement construction agreement for Phase 6 of Cimarron. A set-aside agreement between the township, PIBP 300 LLC, and Dollar Bank for Building 300 was approved. The board approved a performance security reduction for the Noble Woods Development, reducing the security from $526,597 to $426,274. The award of the Moon Park Restroom Facilities Improvement Phase I contract to Fleeher Contracting LLC for $539,857.09 passed 4-1, with a supervisor dissenting due to concerns about the bidding process. A resolution approving an Agility Agreement with PennDOT for an exchange of services was passed. The board approved a $12,500 grant agreement with the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission to hire a Historic Preservation Specialist for the Mooncrest Neighborhood. A five-year collective bargaining agreement with Local Union No. 1058 covering public works and parks employees was ratified. The board accepted the resignation of the Fire Chief Emeritus as Emergency Management Coordinator and appointed the township manager to the role, also appointing six deputy coordinators. The board approved payment of bills. During audience comments, a representative from St. Phillips Church received permission to hold the 7th Annual Harvest Moon Run on October 11. The meeting adjourned at 8:29 PM.
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