30 November 2016
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 40 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on November 30, 2016. The board approved a motion to reduce the performance security for the Robert Morris University RISE Center from $17,900 to $0, as recommended by the township engineer. The Community Development Department provided updates on several pending items, including a draft zoning ordinance amendment for medical marijuana, which the Planning Commission had recommended for approval; a public hearing was set for December 7. The board also heard updates on a major land development plan for RMU’s proposed recreation and fitness center, a stormwater management plan for Day-Apollo Subaru, a sidewalk design proposal for University Boulevard and Brodhead Road, and resolutions to accept dedications of Arroyo Drive, Cimarron Drive, and Curry Court. The engineer reported that the 2016 Road Improvement Program paving was complete and reviewed Change Order No. 2 and Pay Application No. 3, totaling $575,333.70 due to Youngblood Paving. The board also discussed a proposed $31,350 survey contract for Riverfront Park, with MTMA covering $9,200 and the township $22,150; a $6,500 contract for a sidewalk HOP application; and a cable franchise renewal service agreement from Cohen Law Group for $13,770. The finance director presented October financial reports and the check register. The board agreed to donate $1,000 to sponsor the Air Force Community Partnership’s Operation Santa Military Family Carnival. An executive session was held to discuss property and board appointments for 2017, and the meeting adjourned at 8:45 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on November 30, 2016. The board approved a motion to reduce the performance security for the Robert Morris University RISE Center from $17,900 to $0, as recommended by the township engineer. The Community Development Department provided updates on several pending items, including a draft zoning ordinance amendment for medical marijuana, which the Planning Commission had recommended for approval; a public hearing was set for December 7. The board also heard updates on a major land development plan for RMU’s proposed recreation and fitness center, a stormwater management plan for Day-Apollo Subaru, a sidewalk design proposal for University Boulevard and Brodhead Road, and resolutions to accept dedications of Arroyo Drive, Cimarron Drive, and Curry Court. The engineer reported that the 2016 Road Improvement Program paving was complete and reviewed Change Order No. 2 and Pay Application No. 3, totaling $575,333.70 due to Youngblood Paving. The board also discussed a proposed $31,350 survey contract for Riverfront Park, with MTMA covering $9,200 and the township $22,150; a $6,500 contract for a sidewalk HOP application; and a cable franchise renewal service agreement from Cohen Law Group for $13,770. The finance director presented October financial reports and the check register. The board agreed to donate $1,000 to sponsor the Air Force Community Partnership’s Operation Santa Military Family Carnival. An executive session was held to discuss property and board appointments for 2017, and the meeting adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
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