7 February 2018
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 30 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the minutes from the December 20, 2017 workshop and January 2, 2018 reorganization meetings. The board exonerated the tax collector from collecting delinquent real estate and per capita taxes for 2017, vesting collection authority with Weiss Burkardt Kramer, LLC. A new Spartan Metro Star pumper fire truck was purchased for $595,626 through a Costars contract with 1st Out Specialty Vehicles. Resolution R-8-2018 amended salaries for Moon Township Municipal Authority board members. Pay Application No. 1 for $94,854.10 was approved for Nicholson Construction Company’s Boggs School Road soil nail wall project. A $14,600 geotechnical engineering investigation for the proposed Moon Park maintenance building was awarded to Garvin Boward Beitko Engineering. Ordinance No. 671 amended delinquent tax and municipal claim collection costs. Resolution R-10-2018 established regulations under the Pennsylvania Local Taxpayers Bill of Rights, updating the delinquent tax collector to Weiss Burkardt Kramer and local EIT and amusement tax collector to Jordan Tax Service. Resolution R-11-2018 signaled a future zoning ordinance amendment to define “Mixed-Use Building” in the Marketplace Boulevard TND District. A tax collection agreement with Jordan Tax Service was approved for amusement, delinquent pre-2012 earned income, net profits, and local services taxes. Ordinance No. 672 authorized an intergovernmental cooperation agreement with Moon Area School District for swimming programs. A professional services agreement with Weiss Burkardt Kramer for delinquent real estate tax collection was also approved. The board paid bills from January 3 through February 7, 2018; a supervisor abstained due to employment with a vendor on the register. The township manager announced park pavilion rentals, summer job openings, and the Moon Park playground redevelopment project. Supervisors thanked Public Works for snow removal.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the minutes from the December 20, 2017 workshop and January 2, 2018 reorganization meetings. The board exonerated the tax collector from collecting delinquent real estate and per capita taxes for 2017, vesting collection authority with Weiss Burkardt Kramer, LLC. A new Spartan Metro Star pumper fire truck was purchased for $595,626 through a Costars contract with 1st Out Specialty Vehicles. Resolution R-8-2018 amended salaries for Moon Township Municipal Authority board members. Pay Application No. 1 for $94,854.10 was approved for Nicholson Construction Company’s Boggs School Road soil nail wall project. A $14,600 geotechnical engineering investigation for the proposed Moon Park maintenance building was awarded to Garvin Boward Beitko Engineering. Ordinance No. 671 amended delinquent tax and municipal claim collection costs. Resolution R-10-2018 established regulations under the Pennsylvania Local Taxpayers Bill of Rights, updating the delinquent tax collector to Weiss Burkardt Kramer and local EIT and amusement tax collector to Jordan Tax Service. Resolution R-11-2018 signaled a future zoning ordinance amendment to define “Mixed-Use Building” in the Marketplace Boulevard TND District. A tax collection agreement with Jordan Tax Service was approved for amusement, delinquent pre-2012 earned income, net profits, and local services taxes. Ordinance No. 672 authorized an intergovernmental cooperation agreement with Moon Area School District for swimming programs. A professional services agreement with Weiss Burkardt Kramer for delinquent real estate tax collection was also approved. The board paid bills from January 3 through February 7, 2018; a supervisor abstained due to employment with a vendor on the register. The township manager announced park pavilion rentals, summer job openings, and the Moon Park playground redevelopment project. Supervisors thanked Public Works for snow removal.
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