2 March 2016
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 36 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the Adams Consolidation Plan and a related modification request, subject to conditions in the Planning Director’s February 26 memo. The board also adopted Resolution R-9-2016, submitting a plan revision for new land development to the Department of Environmental Protection for Robert Morris University’s Ridge Row Student Living project. The preliminary/final major land development plan for that same project was approved, subject to conditions in the same memo. Robert Morris representatives presented the project, describing it as apartment-style housing for upper-class students. The final plan for Phase 6 of the Cimarron PRD was also approved, subject to conditions in the Planning Director’s memo. The board authorized the purchase of a Vermeer HG4000 horizontal grinder for $432,907 for the Public Works Department, and the purchase of two 2016 Ford F550 chassis from Woltz & Wind Ford for $93,760, plus dump body and snow equipment from Walsh Equipment for $80,586, for a total of $174,346. The board approved donating the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company’s current Engine 4, a Tele Squirt with a 55-foot elevated master stream, to Franklin Borough, Cambria County, a distressed community. The board released the 2016 Road Improvement Program bid document, accepted a geotechnical investigation proposal for Boggs School Road at a cost not to exceed $27,531, and released the Moon Park Rotary Pavilion Roof Replacement bid document. The board authorized submitting a modification of the Moon Park stormwater NPDES permit for $1,400 and an erosion and sedimentation control plan for Olson Park for $400. Resolution R-8-2016, declaring intent to follow records disposition schedules, was approved. The board waived the $200 concession stand use fee for the Moon Township Baseball Association, authorized the board chairman to sign a certificate for a T-Mobile antenna facility agreement in Moon Park, and approved the township manager’s participation in the Western Pennsylvania Honorary Commanders Association Program for $500. The board approved minutes from the January 27 workshop and February 3 regular meeting, and paid bills from February 4 through March 2.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the Adams Consolidation Plan and a related modification request, subject to conditions in the Planning Director’s February 26 memo. The board also adopted Resolution R-9-2016, submitting a plan revision for new land development to the Department of Environmental Protection for Robert Morris University’s Ridge Row Student Living project. The preliminary/final major land development plan for that same project was approved, subject to conditions in the same memo. Robert Morris representatives presented the project, describing it as apartment-style housing for upper-class students. The final plan for Phase 6 of the Cimarron PRD was also approved, subject to conditions in the Planning Director’s memo.
The board authorized the purchase of a Vermeer HG4000 horizontal grinder for $432,907 for the Public Works Department, and the purchase of two 2016 Ford F550 chassis from Woltz & Wind Ford for $93,760, plus dump body and snow equipment from Walsh Equipment for $80,586, for a total of $174,346. The board approved donating the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company’s current Engine 4, a Tele Squirt with a 55-foot elevated master stream, to Franklin Borough, Cambria County, a distressed community. The board released the 2016 Road Improvement Program bid document, accepted a geotechnical investigation proposal for Boggs School Road at a cost not to exceed $27,531, and released the Moon Park Rotary Pavilion Roof Replacement bid document. The board authorized submitting a modification of the Moon Park stormwater NPDES permit for $1,400 and an erosion and sedimentation control plan for Olson Park for $400. Resolution R-8-2016, declaring intent to follow records disposition schedules, was approved. The board waived the $200 concession stand use fee for the Moon Township Baseball Association, authorized the board chairman to sign a certificate for a T-Mobile antenna facility agreement in Moon Park, and approved the township manager’s participation in the Western Pennsylvania Honorary Commanders Association Program for $500. The board approved minutes from the January 27 workshop and February 3 regular meeting, and paid bills from February 4 through March 2.
Summarised by AI from the linked minutes, with some details withheld for privacy. The document is the record — check anything that matters against it.