6 July 2016
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 39 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with a supervisor absent, convened its regular meeting on July 6, 2016, and approved the minutes from the May 25 workshop, June 1 special, and June 1 regular meetings. The board recognized a scout of Boy Scout Troop 310 with a proclamation for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. Following a public hearing, the board approved an amended conditional use request from Robert Morris University for its Yorktown Hall property at 8256 University Boulevard, subject to conditions in the planning director’s July 5 memo, including completing sidewalk work and shuttle stop improvements. The board then approved several action items: the purchase of four cameras and accessories for the MCA-TV production trailer from Applied Video Technology for $48,865.34; a revised township logo, word mark, and slogan recommended by the Branding Committee; the Hunt Consolidation Plan; and a simple subdivision plan for Amended Lot 207 in Wiltshire Estates Phase 2. The Applebee’s Restaurant major land development plan was approved, but only after extensive discussion about the building’s brick exterior and a 105-foot setback versus the required 85-foot maximum. The applicant requested a public hearing, which was scheduled for August 3. The board also approved a $19,500 payment to Sports and Recreation Associates for the new Moon Park pavilion, awarded electrical outlet and lighting work for the pavilion to Rightline Electrical Services for $5,700, and approved a $31,900 payment to Walmart from the Sidewalk Fee In Lieu Account for sidewalks along the BP Gas Station, with a supervisor voting no. First addenda to the development and stormwater agreements with Walmart Stores East were approved, as was a three-year snow and ice agreement with Allegheny County, Resolution R-14-2016 for ADA pedestrian facilities at Brodhead and Shafer Roads, change orders and pay application for the Rotary Pavilion roof replacement, and a DEP application for three pedestrian bridges along Meeks Run. The board paid bills from June 2 through July 6, with the chairman abstaining. The township manager reported on the Farmers Market, Family Fun Nights, the successful July 4th celebration, the 2016 paving program, and an upcoming electronics recycling collection.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with a supervisor absent, convened its regular meeting on July 6, 2016, and approved the minutes from the May 25 workshop, June 1 special, and June 1 regular meetings. The board recognized a scout of Boy Scout Troop 310 with a proclamation for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. Following a public hearing, the board approved an amended conditional use request from Robert Morris University for its Yorktown Hall property at 8256 University Boulevard, subject to conditions in the planning director’s July 5 memo, including completing sidewalk work and shuttle stop improvements.
The board then approved several action items: the purchase of four cameras and accessories for the MCA-TV production trailer from Applied Video Technology for $48,865.34; a revised township logo, word mark, and slogan recommended by the Branding Committee; the Hunt Consolidation Plan; and a simple subdivision plan for Amended Lot 207 in Wiltshire Estates Phase 2. The Applebee’s Restaurant major land development plan was approved, but only after extensive discussion about the building’s brick exterior and a 105-foot setback versus the required 85-foot maximum. The applicant requested a public hearing, which was scheduled for August 3. The board also approved a $19,500 payment to Sports and Recreation Associates for the new Moon Park pavilion, awarded electrical outlet and lighting work for the pavilion to Rightline Electrical Services for $5,700, and approved a $31,900 payment to Walmart from the Sidewalk Fee In Lieu Account for sidewalks along the BP Gas Station, with a supervisor voting no. First addenda to the development and stormwater agreements with Walmart Stores East were approved, as was a three-year snow and ice agreement with Allegheny County, Resolution R-14-2016 for ADA pedestrian facilities at Brodhead and Shafer Roads, change orders and pay application for the Rotary Pavilion roof replacement, and a DEP application for three pedestrian bridges along Meeks Run. The board paid bills from June 2 through July 6, with the chairman abstaining. The township manager reported on the Farmers Market, Family Fun Nights, the successful July 4th celebration, the 2016 paving program, and an upcoming electronics recycling collection.
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