4 February 2015
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 32 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met on February 4, 2015, and took the following actions. The board voted unanimously to support the Moon Township Municipal Authority’s implementation of a Waste Management Household Hazardous Waste Program, costing $0.50 per household per month, with a rollout set for April 1, 2015. They approved Resolution No. R-6-2015, establishing updated policies for public record requests under the Pennsylvania Right-to-Know Law, which clarifies the township manager as the Open Records Officer and addresses record processing, damage, retention, and requests for audio/video tapes. A contract for up to $30,000 was awarded to Edelmann Project Management, LLC d/b/a EPM Architecture to conduct a feasibility study and concept designs for the Township Municipal Building. The board also approved the release of the proposed Moon Township Comprehensive Plan, dated January 2015, for a 45-day public review and comment period. Several appointments were made: a resident to a three-year term on the Environmental Advisory Council, a resident to a two-year term, and a resident to a one-year term. A resident was appointed to the Moon Transportation Authority Board of Directors for a five-year term, with a supervisor voting no, explaining the vote was not disrespectful but based on unresolved discussions between the School Board, MTA, and Board of Supervisors. The board approved a modification request from Foltz Development Corporation to permit smooth lined corrugated HDPE pipe as roof drain collectors in Phase 3 of the Cimarron Planned Residential Development, as recommended by the township engineer. Change Order No. 2 for the Moon Park Restroom Facilities Improvement Project was approved, extending the contractor’s schedule to May 12, 2015, and Pay Application No. 2 for $70,143.67 was also approved. The board exonerated the tax collector from collecting 2014 delinquent real estate taxes, transferring that responsibility to Keystone Municipal Collections. A public hearing on the Airside Business Park conditional use application was continued to the March meeting. Minutes from multiple meetings were approved unanimously, and the bills were paid. No public comments were offered. A supervisor introduced a senior Moon High School student shadowing him, and the chairman commended the road department for snow and ice work.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met on February 4, 2015, and took the following actions. The board voted unanimously to support the Moon Township Municipal Authority’s implementation of a Waste Management Household Hazardous Waste Program, costing $0.50 per household per month, with a rollout set for April 1, 2015. They approved Resolution No. R-6-2015, establishing updated policies for public record requests under the Pennsylvania Right-to-Know Law, which clarifies the township manager as the Open Records Officer and addresses record processing, damage, retention, and requests for audio/video tapes. A contract for up to $30,000 was awarded to Edelmann Project Management, LLC d/b/a EPM Architecture to conduct a feasibility study and concept designs for the Township Municipal Building. The board also approved the release of the proposed Moon Township Comprehensive Plan, dated January 2015, for a 45-day public review and comment period.
Several appointments were made: a resident to a three-year term on the Environmental Advisory Council, a resident to a two-year term, and a resident to a one-year term. A resident was appointed to the Moon Transportation Authority Board of Directors for a five-year term, with a supervisor voting no, explaining the vote was not disrespectful but based on unresolved discussions between the School Board, MTA, and Board of Supervisors. The board approved a modification request from Foltz Development Corporation to permit smooth lined corrugated HDPE pipe as roof drain collectors in Phase 3 of the Cimarron Planned Residential Development, as recommended by the township engineer. Change Order No. 2 for the Moon Park Restroom Facilities Improvement Project was approved, extending the contractor’s schedule to May 12, 2015, and Pay Application No. 2 for $70,143.67 was also approved. The board exonerated the tax collector from collecting 2014 delinquent real estate taxes, transferring that responsibility to Keystone Municipal Collections. A public hearing on the Airside Business Park conditional use application was continued to the March meeting. Minutes from multiple meetings were approved unanimously, and the bills were paid. No public comments were offered. A supervisor introduced a senior Moon High School student shadowing him, and the chairman commended the road department for snow and ice work.
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