7 September 2016
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 37 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met on September 7, 2016, with the chairman and three supervisors present; one supervisor was absent. The board approved the minutes from the July 26 workshop and August 3 regular meeting. They then closed a public hearing and granted final land development approval for the revised Phases 1 and 2 of the Wiltshire Estates Planned Residential Development, as presented by Maronda Homes and recommended by the Planning Commission, subject to conditions in the Planning Director’s memo with the removal of Condition No. 1. The board also approved the final plan for Phase 3 of the same development under the same conditions. The board passed Resolution No. R-16-2016 implementing the National Incident Management System. They authorized the purchase of a Ford F350 XL 4x4 with service body for Public Works from Woltz and Wind Ford for $34,940 under a Costars contract; one supervisor voted no, citing a desire to first explore using an existing truck. The board approved up to $9,800 for the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company’s bi-annual health screening. They granted a performance security reduction for Corsi Management Group LLC from $107,900 to $10,320, as recommended by the Township Engineer. The board authorized an agreement with the South Hills Council of Governments to manage CDBG funds for ADA access improvements to the municipal building. They awarded a contract to Watt Fencing, Inc. for an electrically operated sliding gate at the Public Works garage for $18,430. The board approved Pay Application No. 2 for the Moon Park Rotary Pavilion roof replacement ($4,734.80) and Pay Application No. 2 for the 2016 Roadway Improvement Program ($29,407.89). Bills printed from August 4 through September 7 were paid. The township manager announced upcoming events: the Farmer’s Market, the final Robin Hill Lunchtime concert, fall Parks and Recreation programs, MCA-TV production training, an Electronics Recycling Collection on October 1, and library activities including a book sale and the Moon Shine fundraiser. The Fire Company’s September 11 memorial service and two events hosted by a senator and a representative were also noted. No public comments or supervisor remarks were made, and the meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met on September 7, 2016, with the chairman and three supervisors present; one supervisor was absent. The board approved the minutes from the July 26 workshop and August 3 regular meeting. They then closed a public hearing and granted final land development approval for the revised Phases 1 and 2 of the Wiltshire Estates Planned Residential Development, as presented by Maronda Homes and recommended by the Planning Commission, subject to conditions in the Planning Director’s memo with the removal of Condition No. 1. The board also approved the final plan for Phase 3 of the same development under the same conditions.
The board passed Resolution No. R-16-2016 implementing the National Incident Management System. They authorized the purchase of a Ford F350 XL 4x4 with service body for Public Works from Woltz and Wind Ford for $34,940 under a Costars contract; one supervisor voted no, citing a desire to first explore using an existing truck. The board approved up to $9,800 for the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company’s bi-annual health screening. They granted a performance security reduction for Corsi Management Group LLC from $107,900 to $10,320, as recommended by the Township Engineer. The board authorized an agreement with the South Hills Council of Governments to manage CDBG funds for ADA access improvements to the municipal building. They awarded a contract to Watt Fencing, Inc. for an electrically operated sliding gate at the Public Works garage for $18,430. The board approved Pay Application No. 2 for the Moon Park Rotary Pavilion roof replacement ($4,734.80) and Pay Application No. 2 for the 2016 Roadway Improvement Program ($29,407.89). Bills printed from August 4 through September 7 were paid.
The township manager announced upcoming events: the Farmer’s Market, the final Robin Hill Lunchtime concert, fall Parks and Recreation programs, MCA-TV production training, an Electronics Recycling Collection on October 1, and library activities including a book sale and the Moon Shine fundraiser. The Fire Company’s September 11 memorial service and two events hosted by a senator and a representative were also noted. No public comments or supervisor remarks were made, and the meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m.
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