5 July 2017
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 30 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with three supervisors present and two absent, approved the minutes from the May 31 workshop and June 7 regular meetings. The board unanimously passed Resolution R-20-2017, authorizing the chairman to sign a Reimbursement and Maintenance Agreement with PennDOT for the Thorn Run Interchange, contingent on the township manager's approval of the final form. They also approved Change Order No. 1 from Youngblood Paving, Inc. for $59,760.59 for the 2017 Roadway Improvement Program, as recommended by the township engineer. The board paid all bills printed between June 8 and July 5, 2017. The meeting featured several recognitions. The board read proclamations from the Pennsylvania Senate, House of Representatives, and Allegheny County Council congratulating the Moon Parks and Recreation Board on Moon Park's 50th anniversary. A state representative thanked the board for its leadership. The board presented a representative of Mooncrest with a check for $15,145 for the Mooncrest Matching Donation Challenge, comprising $10,145 in community donations and a $5,000 township match. An Allegheny County Councilman also read a proclamation honoring the representative of Mooncrest for her service to the Mooncrest community. The township manager announced upcoming Parks and Recreation events, including Family Fun Nights, the Farmers Market, summer youth programs, and senior activities. She noted tennis court repairs at Moon Park are tentatively scheduled for the week of July 10, with an effort to keep two courts open. The Parks and Recreation office has relocated back to Moon Park. The township manager also promoted the library's first Moonlight Carnival, an adult-only fundraiser on July 15. Supervisors thanked staff and Public Works for the successful July 4th celebration, and the chairman called the recognition of the Mooncrest representative the highlight of his public service career. The meeting adjourned at 7:20 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with three supervisors present and two absent, approved the minutes from the May 31 workshop and June 7 regular meetings. The board unanimously passed Resolution R-20-2017, authorizing the chairman to sign a Reimbursement and Maintenance Agreement with PennDOT for the Thorn Run Interchange, contingent on the township manager's approval of the final form. They also approved Change Order No. 1 from Youngblood Paving, Inc. for $59,760.59 for the 2017 Roadway Improvement Program, as recommended by the township engineer. The board paid all bills printed between June 8 and July 5, 2017.
The meeting featured several recognitions. The board read proclamations from the Pennsylvania Senate, House of Representatives, and Allegheny County Council congratulating the Moon Parks and Recreation Board on Moon Park's 50th anniversary. A state representative thanked the board for its leadership. The board presented a representative of Mooncrest with a check for $15,145 for the Mooncrest Matching Donation Challenge, comprising $10,145 in community donations and a $5,000 township match. An Allegheny County Councilman also read a proclamation honoring the representative of Mooncrest for her service to the Mooncrest community.
The township manager announced upcoming Parks and Recreation events, including Family Fun Nights, the Farmers Market, summer youth programs, and senior activities. She noted tennis court repairs at Moon Park are tentatively scheduled for the week of July 10, with an effort to keep two courts open. The Parks and Recreation office has relocated back to Moon Park. The township manager also promoted the library's first Moonlight Carnival, an adult-only fundraiser on July 15. Supervisors thanked staff and Public Works for the successful July 4th celebration, and the chairman called the recognition of the Mooncrest representative the highlight of his public service career. The meeting adjourned at 7:20 p.m.
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