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4 November 2015

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

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The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a wide range of purchases, contracts, and resolutions at its Nov. 4 meeting. The board unanimously approved the purchase of a new bucket truck for the Public Works Department for $106,849 from Altec under a state contract, and an electronic message board for $12,100 from Beth Barricades. It also authorized a fixed asset appraisal agreement with Industrial Appraisal Company for $15,870, and the purchase of a Chevrolet Colorado for the Community Development department for $29,670 from Day Chevrolet.

In other action, the board passed Resolution R-25-2015 to apply for a Community Development Block Grant through Allegheny County for ADA door installations at township facilities, and Resolution R-26-2015 to participate in the county’s Vacant Property Program for a specific lot. Supervisors approved an easement agreement with Columbia Gas for a gas line on Beaver Grade Road, and a site lease with Voicestream Pittsburgh (T-Mobile) for a monopole in Moon Park. They also approved pay applications for the fuel tank upgrade project ($31,887.22 to A. Graziani & Co.) and the 2015 road improvement program ($426,136.12 to Youngblood Paving).

The board granted a certificate of appropriateness to demolish four Mooncrest units on Juniper Drive and approved the demolition work for $9,800 from Tom Sipes Demolition. It also approved $7,832 for new countertops at the Robin Hill Center. The township manager reported that the 2015 paving program would be complete by Nov. 6, with night work on Brodhead Road continuing until about Nov. 20. The township manager also announced upcoming events, including a Veterans Day observance, youth basketball registration, a student photography exhibit, and Brunch with Santa. The board paid bills for the period Oct. 8 through Nov. 4.

Summarised by AI from the linked minutes, with some details withheld for privacy. The document is the record — check anything that matters against it.

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