24 February 2016
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 47 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors approved five performance security reductions: $13,200 for Cimarron PRD Phase 5, $521,500 for 300 Wright Brothers Drive, $996,250 for Allard Elementary School, $219,697 for Brooks Elementary School, and $127,600 for Autumn Woods land development. They also approved a five-year license agreement with Hollow Oak Land Trust for use of a portion of the Robin Hill Mansion, exonerated the real estate tax collector from delinquent per capita taxes for 2010-2015, accepted a member's resignation from the Historical Architectural Review Board and appointed a resident to fill the vacancy through January 2020, and authorized the finance director to open a corporate checking account with First National Bank for commercial credit card payments. The board heard a presentation from the Allegheny County Airport Authority on a proposed partnership with the Moon Transportation Authority for Ewing Road improvements, including turning lanes, with a $250,000 local share and construction hoped for May 2017. The Moon Volunteer Fire Company presented plans for a banquet hall to generate revenue and a potential consolidation from four fire stations to three. The board discussed a sketch plan for Wiltshire Estates townhouses, a major land development plan for RMU’s Ridge Row student living, the next phase of Cimarron, an Adams consolidation plan, and a target range text amendment. The engineer reported on the 2016 road improvement program with ten roads and six alternates, the Moon Park Rotary Pavilion roof replacement project, and stormwater permits for Olson and Moon Parks. The board discussed a capital purchase for a horizontal grinder for yard waste recycling, two Ford F550 dump trucks with snow equipment, and a request to donate Engine 4 to Franklin Borough.The Board of Supervisors approved five performance security reductions: $13,200 for Cimarron PRD Phase 5, $521,500 for 300 Wright Brothers Drive, $996,250 for Allard Elementary School, $219,697 for Brooks Elementary School, and $127,600 for Autumn Woods land development. They also approved a five-year license agreement with Hollow Oak Land Trust for use of a portion of the Robin Hill Mansion, exonerated the real estate tax collector from delinquent per capita taxes for 2010-2015, accepted a member's resignation from the Historical Architectural Review Board and appointed a resident to fill the vacancy through January 2020, and authorized the finance director to open a corporate checking account with First National Bank for commercial credit card payments. The board heard a presentation from the Allegheny County Airport Authority on a proposed partnership with the Moon Transportation Authority for Ewing Road improvements, including turning lanes, with a $250,000 local share and construction hoped for May 2017. The Moon Volunteer Fire Company presented plans for a banquet hall to generate revenue and a potential consolidation from four fire stations to three. The board discussed a sketch plan for Wiltshire Estates townhouses, a major land development plan for RMU’s Ridge Row student living, the next phase of Cimarron, an Adams consolidation plan, and a target range text amendment. The engineer reported on the 2016 road improvement program with ten roads and six alternates, the Moon Park Rotary Pavilion roof replacement project, and stormwater permits for Olson and Moon Parks. The board discussed a capital purchase for a horizontal grinder for yard waste recycling, two Ford F550 dump trucks with snow equipment, and a request to donate Engine 4 to Franklin Borough.
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