22 February 2017
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 56 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors approved a performance security reduction for the Noble Woods PRD, lowering the required bond from $149,770 to $95,111, as recommended by the township consulting engineer. No public comment was offered. The Community Development Department presented several upcoming items. A conditional use application from Impact Christian Church to occupy the former Airport Ice Arena in the R-3 Residential District will go to a public hearing at the April regular meeting, following a recommendation for approval from the Planning Commission. Minor land development plans for Patrick’s Pub (a 1,000-square-foot addition with a covered patio) and Bundy Plan No. 2R (lot creation and property line adjustments on Stoops Ferry Road) were slated for the March 1 agenda, along with a simple subdivision for Lot 205 in Wiltshire Estates PRD. A rezoning request from Crighton Plastics for two parcels on Moon Clinton Road, from MX to RT District, was recommended for approval by the Planning Commission, with a public hearing to be scheduled. Tapestry Senior Living LLC is proposing to convert the Embassy Suites Hotel into a senior housing facility, which would require a zoning ordinance revision. The Planning Commission’s annual report was presented for review. Moon Township Municipal Authority requested permission to install an antenna on a light pole in Moon Park for an automated water meter reading system. Under the Engineer’s Report, Peoples Natural Gas is seeking a 40-by-40-foot right-of-way in Olson Park for a pressure reduction station, with a requirement to provide fence and landscaping drawings. The 2017 Road Improvement Program is out to bid, with award expected April 5. A $14,000 engineering cost plus $9,200 in fees was noted for a Moon Park NPDES permit modification to expand construction areas. The ADA door project schedule was outlined. The finance director presented the January 2017 financial reports, the Capital Reserve Fund invoice listing, and the check register for February 2-15. Parks and Recreation reported on ongoing projects. Three engineering proposals for the Moon Park playground rebuild, funded by a DCNR grant, were received: Michael Baker at $50,000, HRG at $44,200, and LSSE at $45,000. A resolution to pursue a Miracle League Field in Moon Park was discussed for the March 1 meeting. The manager reported that a quit claim deed for the MASD Carnot property is ready, and a vacancy on the Valley Ambulance Authority board was noted, with an employee proposed as a replacement. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 7:45 p.m.The Board of Supervisors approved a performance security reduction for the Noble Woods PRD, lowering the required bond from $149,770 to $95,111, as recommended by the township consulting engineer. No public comment was offered.
The Community Development Department presented several upcoming items. A conditional use application from Impact Christian Church to occupy the former Airport Ice Arena in the R-3 Residential District will go to a public hearing at the April regular meeting, following a recommendation for approval from the Planning Commission. Minor land development plans for Patrick’s Pub (a 1,000-square-foot addition with a covered patio) and Bundy Plan No. 2R (lot creation and property line adjustments on Stoops Ferry Road) were slated for the March 1 agenda, along with a simple subdivision for Lot 205 in Wiltshire Estates PRD. A rezoning request from Crighton Plastics for two parcels on Moon Clinton Road, from MX to RT District, was recommended for approval by the Planning Commission, with a public hearing to be scheduled. Tapestry Senior Living LLC is proposing to convert the Embassy Suites Hotel into a senior housing facility, which would require a zoning ordinance revision. The Planning Commission’s annual report was presented for review. Moon Township Municipal Authority requested permission to install an antenna on a light pole in Moon Park for an automated water meter reading system.
Under the Engineer’s Report, Peoples Natural Gas is seeking a 40-by-40-foot right-of-way in Olson Park for a pressure reduction station, with a requirement to provide fence and landscaping drawings. The 2017 Road Improvement Program is out to bid, with award expected April 5. A $14,000 engineering cost plus $9,200 in fees was noted for a Moon Park NPDES permit modification to expand construction areas. The ADA door project schedule was outlined.
The finance director presented the January 2017 financial reports, the Capital Reserve Fund invoice listing, and the check register for February 2-15. Parks and Recreation reported on ongoing projects. Three engineering proposals for the Moon Park playground rebuild, funded by a DCNR grant, were received: Michael Baker at $50,000, HRG at $44,200, and LSSE at $45,000. A resolution to pursue a Miracle League Field in Moon Park was discussed for the March 1 meeting.
The manager reported that a quit claim deed for the MASD Carnot property is ready, and a vacancy on the Valley Ambulance Authority board was noted, with an employee proposed as a replacement. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 7:45 p.m.
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