1 June 2016
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 39 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on June 1, 2016, acting on several land development and zoning matters. The board approved the revised tentative plan for the Wiltshire Estates Planned Residential Development from Maronda Homes, including a modified sidewalk plan and a $17,045 fee in lieu for a one-foot sidewalk width reduction. Supervisors enacted Ordinance No. 661, rezoning 1026 Brodhead Road from R-1 to R-5 and adding “life care facility” as a permitted use in that district, along with definitions for assisted living facilities and personal care homes. The board also approved a conditional use application from Buckeye Pipe Line Co. allowing landscape and bufferyard deviations for four new tanks at its terminal on University Boulevard, with an $18,810 fee in lieu for landscaping. The related stormwater management plan for the Buckeye terminal was approved, as was a revised stormwater plan for the Walmart development at 7700 University Boulevard. Supervisors passed Resolution R-12-2016, submitting a land development plan revision to the DEP for 1379 Spring Run Road Ext. They authorized an agreement with General Code LLC to maintain the Township Code of Ordinances and approved the final pay application of $11,127.30 to Youngblood Paving for the 2015 road program. A $18,658 purchase of picnic tables for Moon Pavilion was approved under a Costars contract. The board entered into professional services agreements with Hollow Oak Land Trust for trail design and construction in township parks and with Fourth Economy to prepare a market analysis. Bills were paid. A representative from Hollow Oak Land Trust presented trail updates, noting a $23,000 grant for Meeks Run bridges. The township manager reported on upcoming parks and recreation events, the start of the 2016 paving program, and a June 11 paper shredding event.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on June 1, 2016, acting on several land development and zoning matters. The board approved the revised tentative plan for the Wiltshire Estates Planned Residential Development from Maronda Homes, including a modified sidewalk plan and a $17,045 fee in lieu for a one-foot sidewalk width reduction. Supervisors enacted Ordinance No. 661, rezoning 1026 Brodhead Road from R-1 to R-5 and adding “life care facility” as a permitted use in that district, along with definitions for assisted living facilities and personal care homes. The board also approved a conditional use application from Buckeye Pipe Line Co. allowing landscape and bufferyard deviations for four new tanks at its terminal on University Boulevard, with an $18,810 fee in lieu for landscaping. The related stormwater management plan for the Buckeye terminal was approved, as was a revised stormwater plan for the Walmart development at 7700 University Boulevard. Supervisors passed Resolution R-12-2016, submitting a land development plan revision to the DEP for 1379 Spring Run Road Ext. They authorized an agreement with General Code LLC to maintain the Township Code of Ordinances and approved the final pay application of $11,127.30 to Youngblood Paving for the 2015 road program. A $18,658 purchase of picnic tables for Moon Pavilion was approved under a Costars contract. The board entered into professional services agreements with Hollow Oak Land Trust for trail design and construction in township parks and with Fourth Economy to prepare a market analysis. Bills were paid. A representative from Hollow Oak Land Trust presented trail updates, noting a $23,000 grant for Meeks Run bridges. The township manager reported on upcoming parks and recreation events, the start of the 2016 paving program, and a June 11 paper shredding event.
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