26 August 2015
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 40 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on August 26, 2015, with all four members present. The board approved Resolution R-23-2015, directing the assistant township manager to execute grant agreements for the West Hills DUI Sobriety Checkpoint Program. The township engineer reported that the owner of 511 Thorn Hollow Road completed removal of a gabion basket retaining wall following a flood event, and the owner of 711 Thorn Hollow Road is rebuilding the wall. An appeal from a resident at 606 Thorn Hollow Road is scheduled for September 9. The Adams simple subdivision plan for Valentine Drive received a time extension to October 15. The RMU University Boulevard-Campus Drive intersection project is on hold pending a traffic study for a proposed convocation center. Panera Bread and Robert Morris University continue discussions on shared access. Asbestos abatement at the Synergy-Hilton Garden Inn site is ongoing through August 28. The Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 400 final land development plan received a staff recommendation for approval with conditions. Walmart construction is on track for an October 2016 completion. The township prevailed in a property maintenance hearing on the Babich property. On the 2015 road program, Youngblood started work on Ewing Road, with remaining roads beginning in September. Fencing at Moon Park’s basketball court is complete, and the contractor will repair asphalt damage. The MS4 annual permit progress report was forwarded to the PA DEP on August 13, and staff are preparing for a September 17 inspection. The Moon Park NPDES permit application was deemed adequate, with a permit expected within ten days. The finance director reviewed 2016 budget meeting dates, beginning October 5. The parks director reported work nearly complete at DeVenzio field, Olson Park playground, and Robin Hill sidewalks. The board discussed municipal building renovations and agreed to appoint an emergency management coordinator, a new unpaid position. Bids for a used paver will be opened August 28, with award on the September 2 agenda. Trick-or-treat was set for October 29. The board also authorized the township manager to terminate an employee, subject to special labor counsel’s concurrence.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on August 26, 2015, with all four members present. The board approved Resolution R-23-2015, directing the assistant township manager to execute grant agreements for the West Hills DUI Sobriety Checkpoint Program. The township engineer reported that the owner of 511 Thorn Hollow Road completed removal of a gabion basket retaining wall following a flood event, and the owner of 711 Thorn Hollow Road is rebuilding the wall. An appeal from a resident at 606 Thorn Hollow Road is scheduled for September 9. The Adams simple subdivision plan for Valentine Drive received a time extension to October 15. The RMU University Boulevard-Campus Drive intersection project is on hold pending a traffic study for a proposed convocation center. Panera Bread and Robert Morris University continue discussions on shared access. Asbestos abatement at the Synergy-Hilton Garden Inn site is ongoing through August 28. The Pittsburgh International Business Park Building 400 final land development plan received a staff recommendation for approval with conditions. Walmart construction is on track for an October 2016 completion. The township prevailed in a property maintenance hearing on the Babich property. On the 2015 road program, Youngblood started work on Ewing Road, with remaining roads beginning in September. Fencing at Moon Park’s basketball court is complete, and the contractor will repair asphalt damage. The MS4 annual permit progress report was forwarded to the PA DEP on August 13, and staff are preparing for a September 17 inspection. The Moon Park NPDES permit application was deemed adequate, with a permit expected within ten days. The finance director reviewed 2016 budget meeting dates, beginning October 5. The parks director reported work nearly complete at DeVenzio field, Olson Park playground, and Robin Hill sidewalks. The board discussed municipal building renovations and agreed to appoint an emergency management coordinator, a new unpaid position. Bids for a used paver will be opened August 28, with award on the September 2 agenda. Trick-or-treat was set for October 29. The board also authorized the township manager to terminate an employee, subject to special labor counsel’s concurrence.
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