17 December 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 42 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the 2015 municipal budget with no tax increase, keeping the millage rate at 2.74 mills, with 2.45 mills for general purposes and 0.2 mills for fire tax. They also fixed the 2015 real property tax rate at the same level. The board approved a preliminary and final stormwater management plan for the Patrick’s Pub parking lot expansion, subject to conditions in the solicitor’s memorandum. They contracted with Strategic Solutions LLC for planning consultant services on the C-1 Neighborhood Commercial District, Moon Clinton Road Corridor, and Impact Fee projects. The board approved a first addendum to the development agreement with Scott Development Three LP for the Calgon Carbon project on Lot 3-R of Scott Station Metro Office Park, and a third amendment to the streetscape improvement escrow agreement with Giant Eagle Inc. for the GetGo site on University Boulevard, extending the completion deadline to May 1, 2015. Performance security was reduced for Robert Morris University’s South Campus stormwater improvements from $316,000 to $3,360, and for Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 210 from $28,820 to $20,405. Pay applications were approved: $64,979.10 to Fleeher Contracting LLC for Moon Park restroom improvements, and $345,536.68 to Youngblood Paving Inc. for the 2014 road improvement program. Change Order No. 2 with Youngblood Paving resulted in a net decrease of $46,135.62 for Moon Park and Shippen Drive paving. The board approved a $31,200 contract with Fourth Economy Consulting for an economic study and market analysis of the Mooncrest Neighborhood Historic District, and a $13,817.16 payment to FedEx Ground for the township’s share of LED light fixtures on FedEx Drive. During public comment, a resident questioned the lack of posted meeting minutes since September; the chairman explained they would be approved at the January reorganization meeting. The board also approved a professional consultant agreement with Stratecom Solutions LLC, with a supervisor voting no. The meeting moved to the auditorium at 7:30 p.m. for a presentation on the draft Comprehensive Plan by EDP consultants, followed by public questions and discussion. The board then adjourned into executive session to discuss litigation and personnel matters.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the 2015 municipal budget with no tax increase, keeping the millage rate at 2.74 mills, with 2.45 mills for general purposes and 0.2 mills for fire tax. They also fixed the 2015 real property tax rate at the same level. The board approved a preliminary and final stormwater management plan for the Patrick’s Pub parking lot expansion, subject to conditions in the solicitor’s memorandum. They contracted with Strategic Solutions LLC for planning consultant services on the C-1 Neighborhood Commercial District, Moon Clinton Road Corridor, and Impact Fee projects. The board approved a first addendum to the development agreement with Scott Development Three LP for the Calgon Carbon project on Lot 3-R of Scott Station Metro Office Park, and a third amendment to the streetscape improvement escrow agreement with Giant Eagle Inc. for the GetGo site on University Boulevard, extending the completion deadline to May 1, 2015. Performance security was reduced for Robert Morris University’s South Campus stormwater improvements from $316,000 to $3,360, and for Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 210 from $28,820 to $20,405. Pay applications were approved: $64,979.10 to Fleeher Contracting LLC for Moon Park restroom improvements, and $345,536.68 to Youngblood Paving Inc. for the 2014 road improvement program. Change Order No. 2 with Youngblood Paving resulted in a net decrease of $46,135.62 for Moon Park and Shippen Drive paving. The board approved a $31,200 contract with Fourth Economy Consulting for an economic study and market analysis of the Mooncrest Neighborhood Historic District, and a $13,817.16 payment to FedEx Ground for the township’s share of LED light fixtures on FedEx Drive. During public comment, a resident questioned the lack of posted meeting minutes since September; the chairman explained they would be approved at the January reorganization meeting. The board also approved a professional consultant agreement with Stratecom Solutions LLC, with a supervisor voting no. The meeting moved to the auditorium at 7:30 p.m. for a presentation on the draft Comprehensive Plan by EDP consultants, followed by public questions and discussion. The board then adjourned into executive session to discuss litigation and personnel matters.
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