28 February 2018
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 37 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on February 28, 2018, with the Vice Chairman presiding. The board approved three bids for work at the Carnot Fire Station: a $38,600 contract with Nasoco, LLC to paint the interior and exterior; a $13,800 proposal from Swede Construction Corporation to install glass block windows on the University Boulevard side; and an $11,518 proposal from Specialty Coatings & Consulting, Inc. to resurface the garage bay floor, which was the lowest of four bids received. The board approved two change orders for the Boggs School Road soil nailing project: Change Order No. 2 for $16,500 for an underdrain, and Change Order No. 1 for $17,000 to cover half the cost of unforeseen subsurface conditions. A third change order, for Garvin Boward Beitko Engineering, Inc. in the amount of $10,525, was also approved to cover additional geotechnical engineering costs on the same project. The Township Engineer reported that Youngblood Paving, Inc. was the apparent low bidder for the 2018 Road Improvement Program, with a base bid of $679,044.46 and a total of $1,558,446.54 including all Moon Township alternatives. He recommended completing only Alternate 1 (Shafer Road) this year due to budget constraints, and suggested adding Alternate 10 (South Patton Drive) if additional capital funds become available. The engineer also noted that paving costs are expected to rise. The board heard a presentation from the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company regarding plans for a new fire station building. The Miracle League Field Memorandum of Understanding was reported as reviewed by the solicitor and scheduled for the March 7 regular meeting agenda. The board also received updates on the Marketplace Boulevard TND amendment, which will be advertised for an April 4 public hearing, and on a CarRight minor land development and conditional use application recommended for approval by the Planning Commission. The Finance Director reported that the Township's general auditor will begin work next week to meet the March 31 DCED filing deadline. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 8:30 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on February 28, 2018, with the Vice Chairman presiding. The board approved three bids for work at the Carnot Fire Station: a $38,600 contract with Nasoco, LLC to paint the interior and exterior; a $13,800 proposal from Swede Construction Corporation to install glass block windows on the University Boulevard side; and an $11,518 proposal from Specialty Coatings & Consulting, Inc. to resurface the garage bay floor, which was the lowest of four bids received.
The board approved two change orders for the Boggs School Road soil nailing project: Change Order No. 2 for $16,500 for an underdrain, and Change Order No. 1 for $17,000 to cover half the cost of unforeseen subsurface conditions. A third change order, for Garvin Boward Beitko Engineering, Inc. in the amount of $10,525, was also approved to cover additional geotechnical engineering costs on the same project.
The Township Engineer reported that Youngblood Paving, Inc. was the apparent low bidder for the 2018 Road Improvement Program, with a base bid of $679,044.46 and a total of $1,558,446.54 including all Moon Township alternatives. He recommended completing only Alternate 1 (Shafer Road) this year due to budget constraints, and suggested adding Alternate 10 (South Patton Drive) if additional capital funds become available. The engineer also noted that paving costs are expected to rise.
The board heard a presentation from the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company regarding plans for a new fire station building. The Miracle League Field Memorandum of Understanding was reported as reviewed by the solicitor and scheduled for the March 7 regular meeting agenda. The board also received updates on the Marketplace Boulevard TND amendment, which will be advertised for an April 4 public hearing, and on a CarRight minor land development and conditional use application recommended for approval by the Planning Commission.
The Finance Director reported that the Township's general auditor will begin work next week to meet the March 31 DCED filing deadline. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 8:30 p.m.
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