3 December 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 28 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met Dec. 3, 2014, and took action on several land development and public works items. The board approved the Foxwood Knolls PRD Phase 1 revised final plan, including a modification to allow a manhole depth of 20 feet instead of the 15-foot maximum, subject to conditions from the township solicitor. A simple subdivision plan for the Miller/Johnson Plan of Lots, which moves a property line to resolve a dispute, was approved subject to staff review comments. The board passed Resolution R-20-2014, accepting the dedication of property from the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company and Duquesne Light Company to correct title issues for the Carnot Fire Station on University Boulevard. A conflict waiver was approved allowing the township solicitor’s firm, Babst Calland, to represent the township on a proposed building at Airside Business Park by the Elmhurst Group, which the firm also represents on unrelated matters. Change Order No. 1 with Fleeher Contracting LLC for Moon Park restroom improvements was approved, adding new roofs to the Play Lot restroom and DeVenzio Concession Stand at a net increase of $36,852.41. Pay Application No. 1 from Youngblood Paving Inc. for $1,091,271.95 was approved for the 2014 Road Improvement Program, covering 25 roads and areas. The board tabled approval of minutes from several prior meetings at a supervisor's request. The board also recognized the Pittsburgh International Airport Air Reserve Station for a national award, Walgreen’s for community commitment, and an EAC board member as Athletic Director of the Year. The assistant township manager announced that the brush site will close Dec. 7, meeting schedule changes for December, the 2015 preliminary budget is available for public inspection, and the annual winter event at Robin Hill Park will be Dec. 6. A supervisor noted that work is progressing on widening Grant Drive, a private road. The board approved payment of bills and adjourned at 7:29 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met Dec. 3, 2014, and took action on several land development and public works items. The board approved the Foxwood Knolls PRD Phase 1 revised final plan, including a modification to allow a manhole depth of 20 feet instead of the 15-foot maximum, subject to conditions from the township solicitor. A simple subdivision plan for the Miller/Johnson Plan of Lots, which moves a property line to resolve a dispute, was approved subject to staff review comments. The board passed Resolution R-20-2014, accepting the dedication of property from the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company and Duquesne Light Company to correct title issues for the Carnot Fire Station on University Boulevard. A conflict waiver was approved allowing the township solicitor’s firm, Babst Calland, to represent the township on a proposed building at Airside Business Park by the Elmhurst Group, which the firm also represents on unrelated matters. Change Order No. 1 with Fleeher Contracting LLC for Moon Park restroom improvements was approved, adding new roofs to the Play Lot restroom and DeVenzio Concession Stand at a net increase of $36,852.41. Pay Application No. 1 from Youngblood Paving Inc. for $1,091,271.95 was approved for the 2014 Road Improvement Program, covering 25 roads and areas. The board tabled approval of minutes from several prior meetings at a supervisor's request. The board also recognized the Pittsburgh International Airport Air Reserve Station for a national award, Walgreen’s for community commitment, and an EAC board member as Athletic Director of the Year. The assistant township manager announced that the brush site will close Dec. 7, meeting schedule changes for December, the 2015 preliminary budget is available for public inspection, and the annual winter event at Robin Hill Park will be Dec. 6. A supervisor noted that work is progressing on widening Grant Drive, a private road. The board approved payment of bills and adjourned at 7:29 p.m.
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