18 November 2015
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 47 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved two performance security reductions for the Foxwood Knolls PRD: Phase 1 was reduced from $211,300 to $65,500, and Phase 2 from $137,400 to $61,900, both as recommended by the township engineer. The board also approved Resolution R-27-2015 accepting the dedication of Marjorie Lane, Franklin Place, Anna Mae Drive, Johns Ridge Road, and Myrtle Drive in the McCormick Farms Plan of Lots, adding a friendly amendment requiring the landowner to prove the land is free and clear of liens. The board approved the 2016 preliminary budget as presented by the Finance Director, which will be on public display at the library, municipal building, safety building, and online. After reviewing three vehicle quotes, the board selected a Ford Expedition for the Public Works Facilities Manager. The Moon Township Volunteer Fire Department presented its annual report and proposed a partnership to build a community center on the 18.1 acres it recently purchased, suggesting Valley Ambulance could also be included; the board noted this aligns with its own community center planning. The Community Development Department reported upcoming Planning Commission reviews for a Calvert Hill major land development on Beaver Grade Road by St. Andrew’s Church, a Day Apollo Volkswagen minor land development for a larger service area, and a Day Apollo Subaru major land development for a larger service area. The engineer reported slow progress on the Thorn Hollow Road flood event and the Brooks School Safe Routes to School program, and noted that the Thorn Run Interchange project will not begin construction next year, with a goal to bid in 2017. The board also discussed newly proposed target range regulations, noting state regulations will supersede any local ordinance.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved two performance security reductions for the Foxwood Knolls PRD: Phase 1 was reduced from $211,300 to $65,500, and Phase 2 from $137,400 to $61,900, both as recommended by the township engineer. The board also approved Resolution R-27-2015 accepting the dedication of Marjorie Lane, Franklin Place, Anna Mae Drive, Johns Ridge Road, and Myrtle Drive in the McCormick Farms Plan of Lots, adding a friendly amendment requiring the landowner to prove the land is free and clear of liens. The board approved the 2016 preliminary budget as presented by the Finance Director, which will be on public display at the library, municipal building, safety building, and online. After reviewing three vehicle quotes, the board selected a Ford Expedition for the Public Works Facilities Manager. The Moon Township Volunteer Fire Department presented its annual report and proposed a partnership to build a community center on the 18.1 acres it recently purchased, suggesting Valley Ambulance could also be included; the board noted this aligns with its own community center planning. The Community Development Department reported upcoming Planning Commission reviews for a Calvert Hill major land development on Beaver Grade Road by St. Andrew’s Church, a Day Apollo Volkswagen minor land development for a larger service area, and a Day Apollo Subaru major land development for a larger service area. The engineer reported slow progress on the Thorn Hollow Road flood event and the Brooks School Safe Routes to School program, and noted that the Thorn Run Interchange project will not begin construction next year, with a goal to bid in 2017. The board also discussed newly proposed target range regulations, noting state regulations will supersede any local ordinance.
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