7 December 2016
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 20 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors convened on December 7, 2016, with the chairman and three supervisors present; one supervisor was absent. The board approved minutes from six budget workshops, a workshop meeting, and the November 2 regular meeting. A public hearing on a proposed medical marijuana zoning amendment was continued to February 1, 2017, after the solicitor noted the county planning agency needed more time to comment. The board approved a $13,770 contract with Cohen Law Group for Verizon franchise renewal services. It granted a $27,420 reduction in performance security for Cimarron PRD Phase 6, lowering the required amount to $173,680. The board passed Resolution R-20-2016, authorizing agreements with PennDOT and Robert Morris University for intersection improvements at University Boulevard and Campus Drive. It approved a $6,500 contract with Civil and Environmental Consultants for sidewalk design on University Boulevard and Brodhead Road. Three resolutions accepted street dedications: Arroyo Drive and Cimarron Drive in Cimarron Phase 1, Cimarron Drive in Cimarron Phases 2 and 3, and Curry Court in Springer Manor. The board authorized $8,500 for grant application assistance from Sustainable Technologies DC and Gaito & Associates. It approved Change Order No. 2 for the 2016 Roadway Improvement Program, adding $58,983.54 to Youngblood Paving’s contract, and paid Youngblood $575,333.70 under Pay Application No. 3. A $16,905 contract with CDI Kimball for Riverfront Park surveying, including aerial photography, was approved. The board adopted Resolution R-24-2016, approving the 2017 municipal budget, and Resolution R-25-2016, fixing the 2017 real property tax rate. It also approved a $13,770 reduction in performance security for Foxwood Knolls PRD Phase 1, lowering it to $17,950. The board paid bills from November 3 through December 7; the chairman abstained due to a conflict of interest. The manager announced the Moon Parks 50th anniversary celebration for July 4, 2017, the library’s holiday open house, the final yard waste drop-off weekend, and the call for board volunteers. The meeting adjourned at 7:41 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors convened on December 7, 2016, with the chairman and three supervisors present; one supervisor was absent. The board approved minutes from six budget workshops, a workshop meeting, and the November 2 regular meeting. A public hearing on a proposed medical marijuana zoning amendment was continued to February 1, 2017, after the solicitor noted the county planning agency needed more time to comment. The board approved a $13,770 contract with Cohen Law Group for Verizon franchise renewal services. It granted a $27,420 reduction in performance security for Cimarron PRD Phase 6, lowering the required amount to $173,680. The board passed Resolution R-20-2016, authorizing agreements with PennDOT and Robert Morris University for intersection improvements at University Boulevard and Campus Drive. It approved a $6,500 contract with Civil and Environmental Consultants for sidewalk design on University Boulevard and Brodhead Road. Three resolutions accepted street dedications: Arroyo Drive and Cimarron Drive in Cimarron Phase 1, Cimarron Drive in Cimarron Phases 2 and 3, and Curry Court in Springer Manor. The board authorized $8,500 for grant application assistance from Sustainable Technologies DC and Gaito & Associates. It approved Change Order No. 2 for the 2016 Roadway Improvement Program, adding $58,983.54 to Youngblood Paving’s contract, and paid Youngblood $575,333.70 under Pay Application No. 3. A $16,905 contract with CDI Kimball for Riverfront Park surveying, including aerial photography, was approved. The board adopted Resolution R-24-2016, approving the 2017 municipal budget, and Resolution R-25-2016, fixing the 2017 real property tax rate. It also approved a $13,770 reduction in performance security for Foxwood Knolls PRD Phase 1, lowering it to $17,950. The board paid bills from November 3 through December 7; the chairman abstained due to a conflict of interest. The manager announced the Moon Parks 50th anniversary celebration for July 4, 2017, the library’s holiday open house, the final yard waste drop-off weekend, and the call for board volunteers. The meeting adjourned at 7:41 p.m.
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