28 June 2017
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 38 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with the chairman and two supervisors present (two supervisors absent), approved a performance security reduction request for Cimarron PRD Phase 6, lowering the bond from $173,680 to $147,000 per the Township Engineer's recommendation. During public comment, a resident thanked the township for contributing to a new pavilion named after her late husband. The Planning Director reported on a proposed rezoning of several parcels on Thorn Run and Beaver Grade Roads from Business Park to C-1 Neighborhood Commercial, noting the Planning Commission recommended approval. He also updated the board on Staunton Heights Phase III, a 119-unit residential plan along Staunton Drive, and mentioned one upcoming Zoning Hearing Board case for a pre-sale automobile storage area in the C-2 district. The Township Engineer presented a draft revised Stormwater Management Ordinance, required by the PA Department of Environmental Protection, which will be submitted for county and state review. He detailed a PennDOT agreement for the SR 51 at Flaugherty Run Road traffic signal, with the township responsible for an estimated $250,000 cost, potentially offset by grants. The board reviewed Change Order No. 1 for the 2017 Road Program, increasing the contract from $949,395.45 to $1,008,668.41, with work shifted among several roads. The Township Engineer also discussed drainage easement challenges on Glenwood and Oakbine Drives, where one property owner is deceased; the solicitor recommended pursuing tax sale or foreclosure. The township will add two ADA parking spaces at the library's rear, bringing the total to four. The Finance Director reviewed May financial reports, the Capital Reserve Fund invoice listing, and the check register, and scheduled a pension review for July. The Parks and Recreation Director updated the board on the 4th of July celebration, the Miracle Field project slated for fall 2018, the department's office move, and tennis court maintenance. The board also approved a Solutions 21 proposal for a leadership retreat after reconvening from executive session.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with the chairman and two supervisors present (two supervisors absent), approved a performance security reduction request for Cimarron PRD Phase 6, lowering the bond from $173,680 to $147,000 per the Township Engineer's recommendation. During public comment, a resident thanked the township for contributing to a new pavilion named after her late husband.
The Planning Director reported on a proposed rezoning of several parcels on Thorn Run and Beaver Grade Roads from Business Park to C-1 Neighborhood Commercial, noting the Planning Commission recommended approval. He also updated the board on Staunton Heights Phase III, a 119-unit residential plan along Staunton Drive, and mentioned one upcoming Zoning Hearing Board case for a pre-sale automobile storage area in the C-2 district.
The Township Engineer presented a draft revised Stormwater Management Ordinance, required by the PA Department of Environmental Protection, which will be submitted for county and state review. He detailed a PennDOT agreement for the SR 51 at Flaugherty Run Road traffic signal, with the township responsible for an estimated $250,000 cost, potentially offset by grants. The board reviewed Change Order No. 1 for the 2017 Road Program, increasing the contract from $949,395.45 to $1,008,668.41, with work shifted among several roads. The Township Engineer also discussed drainage easement challenges on Glenwood and Oakbine Drives, where one property owner is deceased; the solicitor recommended pursuing tax sale or foreclosure. The township will add two ADA parking spaces at the library's rear, bringing the total to four. The Finance Director reviewed May financial reports, the Capital Reserve Fund invoice listing, and the check register, and scheduled a pension review for July. The Parks and Recreation Director updated the board on the 4th of July celebration, the Miracle Field project slated for fall 2018, the department's office move, and tennis court maintenance. The board also approved a Solutions 21 proposal for a leadership retreat after reconvening from executive session.
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