26 October 2016
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 35 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on October 26, 2016, with all five members present. The board approved three performance security reductions for development projects: Phase 5 of Cimarron PRD was reduced from $84,500 to $66,200; Phase 6 of Cimarron PRD was reduced from $405,300 to $201,100; and Building 400 at Pittsburgh International Business Park was reduced from $289,114.38 to $5,500. All motions carried unanimously. The board heard a presentation from an employee of the Moon Township Recreation Authority, who requested $25,000 for a new pavilion in 2017, assistance with cart path improvements, and $20,000 to develop an RFP for a new clubhouse. the chairman noted the pavilion was already in the 2017 budget. The planning director reported that Primanti Brothers is seeking conditional use approval for an alternative landscape plan to expand parking, with a public hearing scheduled for December 7. He also outlined a proposed zoning amendment for medical marijuana facilities, which will go to the Planning Commission in November before a December public hearing. A simple subdivision for Wiltshire Estates Lot 206, combining four lots into three, will appear on the November agenda. Day-Apollo Subaru submitted a stormwater management plan for a parking expansion, pending engineer comments. The planning director also noted Walmart provided a letter agreement granting the township access to CADD drawings for sidewalk design in exchange for connecting pedestrian lights to the traffic signal, with the township paying estimated electricity costs of $0.42 per day. The engineer reported that the 2016 road improvement program is complete, with remaining paving scheduled for early October. He recommended accepting Automated Entrance Systems Co., Inc.'s bid for municipal building and senior center door operators through the CDBG 42 grant program, with CDBG paying $14,067 and the township $26,407. The township's CDBG Year 43 application for playground improvements at Amherst and Loch Shin was not approved. The engineer also detailed stormwater improvements completed on Nyetimber Parkway, ongoing work on Grosvenor Drive, and planned work on Beacon Hill Drive. The finance director presented September financial reports and the check register. The township manager reported that Budget Pest Control was selected for rodent control at the library, with a $350 initial cost and $99 every two months. She also noted the Parks and Recreation Director position has been advertised, and RFPs for consulting and traffic engineers were sent out October 18, with proposals due November 11. The board previewed the November 2 regular meeting agenda, which includes accepting the CDBG 42 bid, presenting an Eagle Scout proclamation, and approving the 2017 preliminary budget. The meeting adjourned at 9:55 p.m. after executive session.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on October 26, 2016, with all five members present. The board approved three performance security reductions for development projects: Phase 5 of Cimarron PRD was reduced from $84,500 to $66,200; Phase 6 of Cimarron PRD was reduced from $405,300 to $201,100; and Building 400 at Pittsburgh International Business Park was reduced from $289,114.38 to $5,500. All motions carried unanimously.
The board heard a presentation from an employee of the Moon Township Recreation Authority, who requested $25,000 for a new pavilion in 2017, assistance with cart path improvements, and $20,000 to develop an RFP for a new clubhouse. the chairman noted the pavilion was already in the 2017 budget.
The planning director reported that Primanti Brothers is seeking conditional use approval for an alternative landscape plan to expand parking, with a public hearing scheduled for December 7. He also outlined a proposed zoning amendment for medical marijuana facilities, which will go to the Planning Commission in November before a December public hearing. A simple subdivision for Wiltshire Estates Lot 206, combining four lots into three, will appear on the November agenda. Day-Apollo Subaru submitted a stormwater management plan for a parking expansion, pending engineer comments. The planning director also noted Walmart provided a letter agreement granting the township access to CADD drawings for sidewalk design in exchange for connecting pedestrian lights to the traffic signal, with the township paying estimated electricity costs of $0.42 per day.
The engineer reported that the 2016 road improvement program is complete, with remaining paving scheduled for early October. He recommended accepting Automated Entrance Systems Co., Inc.'s bid for municipal building and senior center door operators through the CDBG 42 grant program, with CDBG paying $14,067 and the township $26,407. The township's CDBG Year 43 application for playground improvements at Amherst and Loch Shin was not approved. The engineer also detailed stormwater improvements completed on Nyetimber Parkway, ongoing work on Grosvenor Drive, and planned work on Beacon Hill Drive.
The finance director presented September financial reports and the check register. The township manager reported that Budget Pest Control was selected for rodent control at the library, with a $350 initial cost and $99 every two months. She also noted the Parks and Recreation Director position has been advertised, and RFPs for consulting and traffic engineers were sent out October 18, with proposals due November 11. The board previewed the November 2 regular meeting agenda, which includes accepting the CDBG 42 bid, presenting an Eagle Scout proclamation, and approving the 2017 preliminary budget. The meeting adjourned at 9:55 p.m. after executive session.
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