1 February 2017
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 25 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on February 1, 2017, with four members present and a supervisor absent. The board approved minutes from the December 21, 2016 workshop and January 3, 2017 reorganization meeting. A certificate of recognition was presented to a resident for his service on the Historical Architectural Review Board, Moon Cable Advisory Board, and as archivist and creator of the historical signage project. Following a public hearing with no comment, the board unanimously approved Ordinance No. 664, amending the zoning code to establish regulations for medical marijuana uses. The ordinance permits dispensaries and grower/processor facilities as allowed uses in the Research Technology and Light Industrial districts, with supplemental regulations added. The Planning Commission had recommended approval. The board passed several resolutions: R-8-2017 establishing policies for public record requests under the Right-to-Know Law, and R-9-2017 adopting an Emergency Operations Plan. The Tax Collector was exonerated from collecting delinquent real estate and per capita taxes for 2016, with delinquent real estate collection transferred to Keystone Municipal Collections. The board approved a lease agreement with the Tax Collector for office space for the remainder of 2017 and a standard-form lease for the 2018 term. A John Deere 6105E tractor with a 22-foot boom mower was purchased from Walsh Equipment for $101,807.98 through the COSTARS program, replacing an existing mower. A $6,000 contract with Inta-great for Laws of Leadership Training for staff was approved. Permission was granted for OLSH to host a 5K race on June 10, 2017, with partial closure of Woodcrest Avenue. Change Order No. 3 from Youngblood Paving reduced the 2016 Roadway Improvement Program by $96,280.09, and Pay Application No. 4 for $175,859.14 was approved. Tasks were awarded to Garvin Boward Beitko, Inc. for $24,300 to obtain a soil nailing contractor for Boggs School Road, and to Lennon, Smith, Souleret Engineering for $20,300 to assist with MS4 tasks and permit application. Bills were paid. A supervisor reported positive resident feedback on the new Walmart. The meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on February 1, 2017, with four members present and a supervisor absent. The board approved minutes from the December 21, 2016 workshop and January 3, 2017 reorganization meeting. A certificate of recognition was presented to a resident for his service on the Historical Architectural Review Board, Moon Cable Advisory Board, and as archivist and creator of the historical signage project.
Following a public hearing with no comment, the board unanimously approved Ordinance No. 664, amending the zoning code to establish regulations for medical marijuana uses. The ordinance permits dispensaries and grower/processor facilities as allowed uses in the Research Technology and Light Industrial districts, with supplemental regulations added. The Planning Commission had recommended approval.
The board passed several resolutions: R-8-2017 establishing policies for public record requests under the Right-to-Know Law, and R-9-2017 adopting an Emergency Operations Plan. The Tax Collector was exonerated from collecting delinquent real estate and per capita taxes for 2016, with delinquent real estate collection transferred to Keystone Municipal Collections. The board approved a lease agreement with the Tax Collector for office space for the remainder of 2017 and a standard-form lease for the 2018 term.
A John Deere 6105E tractor with a 22-foot boom mower was purchased from Walsh Equipment for $101,807.98 through the COSTARS program, replacing an existing mower. A $6,000 contract with Inta-great for Laws of Leadership Training for staff was approved. Permission was granted for OLSH to host a 5K race on June 10, 2017, with partial closure of Woodcrest Avenue.
Change Order No. 3 from Youngblood Paving reduced the 2016 Roadway Improvement Program by $96,280.09, and Pay Application No. 4 for $175,859.14 was approved. Tasks were awarded to Garvin Boward Beitko, Inc. for $24,300 to obtain a soil nailing contractor for Boggs School Road, and to Lennon, Smith, Souleret Engineering for $20,300 to assist with MS4 tasks and permit application. Bills were paid. A supervisor reported positive resident feedback on the new Walmart. The meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m.
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