2 August 2017
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 24 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the minutes from the June 28 workshop and July 5 regular meeting. The board passed Resolution R-21-2017 authorizing destruction of township records as listed on an attached exhibit. Supervisors approved a grant agreement and Resolution R-22-2017 for the Pennsylvania Green Light-Go Program, accepting $296,206 in state funding with a $74,052 local match to upgrade and synchronize traffic signals at four University Boulevard intersections and add $50,000 for police CCTV communications. They also passed Resolution R-23-2017 authorizing the township manager to sign 12 traffic signal approval applications for University Boulevard and nearby intersections. The board awarded a $24,713.75 contract to Baiano Construction, Inc. for sidewalk and curb ramp construction at the northwest corner of University Boulevard and Brodhead Road, funded from the fee-in-lieu account. Supervisors approved a $10,525 quote from Path Master for a solar-powered Dynamic Curve Warning System at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road, supported by a $4,000 donation from two corporate neighbors. The board voted to terminate delinquent tax collection agreements with Kratzenberg & Associates (Keystone Collections Group) for real estate, earned income, and local services taxes, and authorized the township manager to issue termination notices. They authorized submission of the 2015-2017 MS4 Progress Report to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. The township manager announced August road paving for Fern Hollow Road, Fernvue Drive, Old Thorn Run Road, Tory Road, and Glenbrook Drive. A supervisor reported a $5,000 donation from the Diocese of Pittsburgh for the Mooncrest matching program, bringing the total to $20,145. During audience comments, a resident requested road closures for the November 18 Harvest Moon 10-Mile/5K race; the board placed it on the August 30 workshop agenda. The board paid bills from July 6 through August 2, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict with Aqua Filter Fresh, Inc.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the minutes from the June 28 workshop and July 5 regular meeting. The board passed Resolution R-21-2017 authorizing destruction of township records as listed on an attached exhibit. Supervisors approved a grant agreement and Resolution R-22-2017 for the Pennsylvania Green Light-Go Program, accepting $296,206 in state funding with a $74,052 local match to upgrade and synchronize traffic signals at four University Boulevard intersections and add $50,000 for police CCTV communications. They also passed Resolution R-23-2017 authorizing the township manager to sign 12 traffic signal approval applications for University Boulevard and nearby intersections. The board awarded a $24,713.75 contract to Baiano Construction, Inc. for sidewalk and curb ramp construction at the northwest corner of University Boulevard and Brodhead Road, funded from the fee-in-lieu account. Supervisors approved a $10,525 quote from Path Master for a solar-powered Dynamic Curve Warning System at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road, supported by a $4,000 donation from two corporate neighbors. The board voted to terminate delinquent tax collection agreements with Kratzenberg & Associates (Keystone Collections Group) for real estate, earned income, and local services taxes, and authorized the township manager to issue termination notices. They authorized submission of the 2015-2017 MS4 Progress Report to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. The township manager announced August road paving for Fern Hollow Road, Fernvue Drive, Old Thorn Run Road, Tory Road, and Glenbrook Drive. A supervisor reported a $5,000 donation from the Diocese of Pittsburgh for the Mooncrest matching program, bringing the total to $20,145. During audience comments, a resident requested road closures for the November 18 Harvest Moon 10-Mile/5K race; the board placed it on the August 30 workshop agenda. The board paid bills from July 6 through August 2, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict with Aqua Filter Fresh, Inc.
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