25 February 2015
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 51 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors convened a workshop meeting on February 25, 2015, addressing a range of development, infrastructure, and administrative matters. The board unanimously approved six performance security reductions for various developments, including a $1,000 reduction for the Scott Station Metro Park Hotel, a $338,600 reduction for the Scott Metro Station Office Park, and four reductions for Cimarron PRD plans totaling over $109,000. They also passed Resolution R-7-2015, appointing a certified public accountant to audit the township's 2014 fiscal year accounts. During presentations, Consol Energy outlined plans for tree clearing at Well Pad 5, noting the work is exempt from the township's logging permit ordinance as timber will not be sold. Peoples Natural Gas presented a proposed metering station at Olson Park, with the township engineer to refine the design and review right-of-way restrictions. The board also reviewed a playground proposal for Moon Park, with plans to seek DCNR grants for matching funds. The board authorized advertising for the 2015 Road Improvement Program, with bids due March 10, and agreed to consider adding Crescent Township roads as alternates. They directed the engineer to be more forceful with the contractor regarding ongoing fuel tank upgrade issues. The board approved a three-month extension for the Synergy-Rodeway Inn property maintenance agreement, extending the ownership deadline to July 31. They also discussed the RMU University Boulevard-Campus Drive intersection project, which will require contribution agreements with PennDOT and RMU. The board agreed to move forward with repairing the municipal building's front entrance, purchase playground equipment for Olson Park, and hold a police pension fiduciary advisor meeting on April 1. They also expressed interest in partnering with Robert Morris University on a riverfront park site following a boathouse fire and indicated interest in SHACOG's group sidewalk replacement program.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors convened a workshop meeting on February 25, 2015, addressing a range of development, infrastructure, and administrative matters. The board unanimously approved six performance security reductions for various developments, including a $1,000 reduction for the Scott Station Metro Park Hotel, a $338,600 reduction for the Scott Metro Station Office Park, and four reductions for Cimarron PRD plans totaling over $109,000. They also passed Resolution R-7-2015, appointing a certified public accountant to audit the township's 2014 fiscal year accounts.
During presentations, Consol Energy outlined plans for tree clearing at Well Pad 5, noting the work is exempt from the township's logging permit ordinance as timber will not be sold. Peoples Natural Gas presented a proposed metering station at Olson Park, with the township engineer to refine the design and review right-of-way restrictions. The board also reviewed a playground proposal for Moon Park, with plans to seek DCNR grants for matching funds.
The board authorized advertising for the 2015 Road Improvement Program, with bids due March 10, and agreed to consider adding Crescent Township roads as alternates. They directed the engineer to be more forceful with the contractor regarding ongoing fuel tank upgrade issues. The board approved a three-month extension for the Synergy-Rodeway Inn property maintenance agreement, extending the ownership deadline to July 31. They also discussed the RMU University Boulevard-Campus Drive intersection project, which will require contribution agreements with PennDOT and RMU.
The board agreed to move forward with repairing the municipal building's front entrance, purchase playground equipment for Olson Park, and hold a police pension fiduciary advisor meeting on April 1. They also expressed interest in partnering with Robert Morris University on a riverfront park site following a boathouse fire and indicated interest in SHACOG's group sidewalk replacement program.
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