1 October 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 24 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on October 1, 2014, with all three members present. The board approved the minutes of the June 25, 2014 workshop meeting. The chairman read a proclamation recognizing an Eagle Scout, who was not present. The board then held a public hearing on a rezoning request from an applicant for property at 511 Moon Clinton Road, seeking to change the zoning from MX to RT. During public comment, a resident expressed concern about the impact on her property’s resale value. The board closed the hearing and subsequently approved Ordinance No. 653, enacting the zoning map change. A second public hearing on a conditional use application from DiCicco Development for a laboratory at 3000 GSK Drive was continued to the November 5 meeting at the applicant’s request. The board approved a sidewalk construction waiver for the Lumos Networks minor land development plan at 218 Moon Clinton Road, with the developer paying a $5,250 fee-in-lieu, and also approved the land development plan itself subject to staff conditions. A modification request from FC Hookstown LLC was approved, allowing a stormwater pipe to be built outside an easement on Parcel 6 of the Noble Woods Plan. The board approved performance security reduction request No. 7 for Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 210, reducing the amount from $256,694.53 to $28,820.00. An agreement with Cargill for rock salt supply for the 2014-2015 winter season was approved through the SHACOG Purchasing Alliance. The board authorized material purchases for the Moon Park Restroom Improvement Project through state and county cooperative purchasing programs. The board approved payment of bills. During audience comments, several residents voiced concerns about a new sewer line project, questioning the cost of $23,000 per household and a lack of communication. The board suggested setting up a meeting with the Municipal Authority to address their concerns. A supervisor provided remarks on the Moon Transportation Authority’s financial contributions to the school district. The meeting adjourned at 8:25 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on October 1, 2014, with all three members present. The board approved the minutes of the June 25, 2014 workshop meeting. The chairman read a proclamation recognizing an Eagle Scout, who was not present. The board then held a public hearing on a rezoning request from an applicant for property at 511 Moon Clinton Road, seeking to change the zoning from MX to RT. During public comment, a resident expressed concern about the impact on her property’s resale value. The board closed the hearing and subsequently approved Ordinance No. 653, enacting the zoning map change. A second public hearing on a conditional use application from DiCicco Development for a laboratory at 3000 GSK Drive was continued to the November 5 meeting at the applicant’s request. The board approved a sidewalk construction waiver for the Lumos Networks minor land development plan at 218 Moon Clinton Road, with the developer paying a $5,250 fee-in-lieu, and also approved the land development plan itself subject to staff conditions. A modification request from FC Hookstown LLC was approved, allowing a stormwater pipe to be built outside an easement on Parcel 6 of the Noble Woods Plan. The board approved performance security reduction request No. 7 for Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 210, reducing the amount from $256,694.53 to $28,820.00. An agreement with Cargill for rock salt supply for the 2014-2015 winter season was approved through the SHACOG Purchasing Alliance. The board authorized material purchases for the Moon Park Restroom Improvement Project through state and county cooperative purchasing programs. The board approved payment of bills. During audience comments, several residents voiced concerns about a new sewer line project, questioning the cost of $23,000 per household and a lack of communication. The board suggested setting up a meeting with the Municipal Authority to address their concerns. A supervisor provided remarks on the Moon Transportation Authority’s financial contributions to the school district. The meeting adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
Summarised by AI from the linked minutes, with some details withheld for privacy. The document is the record — check anything that matters against it.