29 April 2015
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 50 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on April 29, 2015, covering development projects, financial matters, and park initiatives. The board unanimously passed a motion to recommend that the Zoning Hearing Board approve variance requests filed by Synergy Real Estate Corporation for the proposed Hilton Garden Inn, and directed a letter of support be sent. They also reached a consensus to write a letter of support for Robert Morris University's request for state funding for a new event center. In other development news, the board declined a request from Wiltshire Estates to relocate agreed-upon amenities to a nearby park, and discussed the Foxwood Knolls PRD Phase 4, noting the Improvement Construction Agreement is still in draft form. Walmart received its commencement notice, giving the company two years to complete site improvements, though a building permit awaits performance security and insurance certificates. On financial matters, the board agreed to issue a Request for Proposals for a broker to review the Police Pension, per Act 44. They also reviewed a pay application for the restroom project and an invoice from Duquesne Light for replacing 138 street light fixtures with LEDs, to be paid from Capital Reserve. The board approved a request from the Moon Library Friends to install a roll-up awning on the library building, provided it causes no damage or safety issues. For parks and recreation, the board reached a consensus to contact softball and baseball leagues before contracting out concession stand services, and agreed to designate only certain areas, such as playlots, as non-smoking zones rather than making all parks tobacco-free. The security services bid was awarded to Capital Assets Protection. The board also discussed the Municipal Building feasibility study, the C-1 District and Moon-Clinton Road planning projects, and the Thorn Run Interchange project, where the solicitor noted his office has not yet reviewed the contribution agreement.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on April 29, 2015, covering development projects, financial matters, and park initiatives. The board unanimously passed a motion to recommend that the Zoning Hearing Board approve variance requests filed by Synergy Real Estate Corporation for the proposed Hilton Garden Inn, and directed a letter of support be sent. They also reached a consensus to write a letter of support for Robert Morris University's request for state funding for a new event center. In other development news, the board declined a request from Wiltshire Estates to relocate agreed-upon amenities to a nearby park, and discussed the Foxwood Knolls PRD Phase 4, noting the Improvement Construction Agreement is still in draft form. Walmart received its commencement notice, giving the company two years to complete site improvements, though a building permit awaits performance security and insurance certificates.
On financial matters, the board agreed to issue a Request for Proposals for a broker to review the Police Pension, per Act 44. They also reviewed a pay application for the restroom project and an invoice from Duquesne Light for replacing 138 street light fixtures with LEDs, to be paid from Capital Reserve. The board approved a request from the Moon Library Friends to install a roll-up awning on the library building, provided it causes no damage or safety issues. For parks and recreation, the board reached a consensus to contact softball and baseball leagues before contracting out concession stand services, and agreed to designate only certain areas, such as playlots, as non-smoking zones rather than making all parks tobacco-free. The security services bid was awarded to Capital Assets Protection. The board also discussed the Municipal Building feasibility study, the C-1 District and Moon-Clinton Road planning projects, and the Thorn Run Interchange project, where the solicitor noted his office has not yet reviewed the contribution agreement.
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