4 May 2016
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 22 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met on May 4, 2016, and began by approving the minutes from the March 30 workshop and April 6 regular meeting. The board presented proclamations to two members of Boy Scout Troop 905 for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. Columbia Sportswear Company’s an employee presented a trail sponsorship for Moon Park, noting a recent volunteer trail improvement event in partnership with Dick’s Sporting Goods. The board held a public hearing on Maronda Homes’ revised tentative plan for the Wiltshire Estates Planned Residential Development, covering phases 3 through 5 along Moon Clinton Road. The applicant requested approval for a sidewalk modification from five feet to four feet on private streets and stated the revision would reduce the total number of units by two. After discussion, the board voted to continue the public hearing to June 1, 2016. The board approved Pay Application No. 3 for $4,265.68 and Pay Application No. 4 for $5,335.00 from Allegheny Fence Construction Co., Inc. for the Moon Park and Public Works Fencing Program. The board also approved a payment of $41,850.00 to Institutional Specialties Inc. for new scoreboards at Kenny Ross, Galaxy, and DeVenzio Fields. A motion to refund up to $35,000 to Walmart from the Sidewalk Fee In Lieu of Account for painting traffic signal poles failed on a 2-1 vote, with a supervisor opposing the use of sidewalk funds for that purpose. No action was taken on a subsequent motion to reallocate funds from Capital Reserve to cover the refund. The township manager announced upcoming parks and recreation programs, the Robin Hill Park lunchtime concert series, the West Hills Art League art show, the Kenny Ross Toyota Film Festival, and a public vote on a new township slogan. The board paid bills from April 7 through May 4 and adjourned at 7:40 PM.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met on May 4, 2016, and began by approving the minutes from the March 30 workshop and April 6 regular meeting. The board presented proclamations to two members of Boy Scout Troop 905 for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. Columbia Sportswear Company’s an employee presented a trail sponsorship for Moon Park, noting a recent volunteer trail improvement event in partnership with Dick’s Sporting Goods.
The board held a public hearing on Maronda Homes’ revised tentative plan for the Wiltshire Estates Planned Residential Development, covering phases 3 through 5 along Moon Clinton Road. The applicant requested approval for a sidewalk modification from five feet to four feet on private streets and stated the revision would reduce the total number of units by two. After discussion, the board voted to continue the public hearing to June 1, 2016.
The board approved Pay Application No. 3 for $4,265.68 and Pay Application No. 4 for $5,335.00 from Allegheny Fence Construction Co., Inc. for the Moon Park and Public Works Fencing Program. The board also approved a payment of $41,850.00 to Institutional Specialties Inc. for new scoreboards at Kenny Ross, Galaxy, and DeVenzio Fields. A motion to refund up to $35,000 to Walmart from the Sidewalk Fee In Lieu of Account for painting traffic signal poles failed on a 2-1 vote, with a supervisor opposing the use of sidewalk funds for that purpose. No action was taken on a subsequent motion to reallocate funds from Capital Reserve to cover the refund.
The township manager announced upcoming parks and recreation programs, the Robin Hill Park lunchtime concert series, the West Hills Art League art show, the Kenny Ross Toyota Film Festival, and a public vote on a new township slogan. The board paid bills from April 7 through May 4 and adjourned at 7:40 PM.
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