17 June 2015
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 28 subject tags
The Moon Township Planning Commission met June 17 and approved a one-year extension for Robert Morris University’s Yorktown Hall project, allowing Robert Morris University to delay installing sidewalks and pedestrian walkways until Panera Bread finalizes its adjacent development. The extension runs through June 2016 and is subject to conditions in a June 12 solicitor’s memorandum. The township engineer noted the extension does not affect the required payment for intersection improvements in front of the Robert Morris University campus. The commission also selected a member to serve on the Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee. The township engineer announced that an employee has been hired as the new assistant township manager and planning director, starting June 30. The comprehensive plan and codification were reported as complete and removed from the agenda. An employee of Fourth Economy presented the Mooncrest Market Analysis draft report, which was submitted May 29 with comments due now and finalization expected in July. The employee described two poorly attended community meetings with landowners and residents, and discussions focused on potential improvements including public transportation, a shuttle service, building repairs, a tool bank, reforming a homeowners association, and finding a matching fund lending program. An employee reported she is still working on a bus shuttle service. The Consol Well Pad No. 5 major land development plan was put on hold until the next meeting. The township engineer said the stormwater MS4 overview will be presented next month. A resident commented that Mooncrest needs improvements and that the community should get involved. The meeting adjourned at 8 p.m.The Moon Township Planning Commission met June 17 and approved a one-year extension for Robert Morris University’s Yorktown Hall project, allowing Robert Morris University to delay installing sidewalks and pedestrian walkways until Panera Bread finalizes its adjacent development. The extension runs through June 2016 and is subject to conditions in a June 12 solicitor’s memorandum. The township engineer noted the extension does not affect the required payment for intersection improvements in front of the Robert Morris University campus. The commission also selected a member to serve on the Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee. The township engineer announced that an employee has been hired as the new assistant township manager and planning director, starting June 30. The comprehensive plan and codification were reported as complete and removed from the agenda. An employee of Fourth Economy presented the Mooncrest Market Analysis draft report, which was submitted May 29 with comments due now and finalization expected in July. The employee described two poorly attended community meetings with landowners and residents, and discussions focused on potential improvements including public transportation, a shuttle service, building repairs, a tool bank, reforming a homeowners association, and finding a matching fund lending program. An employee reported she is still working on a bus shuttle service. The Consol Well Pad No. 5 major land development plan was put on hold until the next meeting. The township engineer said the stormwater MS4 overview will be presented next month. A resident commented that Mooncrest needs improvements and that the community should get involved. The meeting adjourned at 8 p.m.
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