1 August 2018
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 22 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors began its August 1, 2018 regular meeting by recognizing the Moon Area School District Odyssey of the Mind team with a proclamation. The board unanimously approved the minutes from the June 27 workshop and July 11 regular meeting. A continued public hearing on a zoning amendment to define and clarify mixed-use buildings in the Marketplace Boulevard Traditional Neighborhood Development district was continued to September 5, 2018, after the township received comments from Allegheny County Planning and the Planning Commission recommended approval. The board approved a series of financial actions: final pay application No. 3 to Baiano Construction for $11,697.65 for the Mooncrest Sidewalk Project; pay application No. 3 to Youngblood Paving for $137,634.20 for the 2017 Roadway Improvement Program; and change order No. 3 for that same program. The board also approved a $57,380 hydroseeding proposal from Inches Nursery for Endeavor Soccer Field, a final $19,650 payment to Duquesne Fence for Whispering Woods baseball field fencing, and a proposal from Lennon, Smith, Souleret Engineering for a stormwater service fee analysis and report. Three change orders totaling $5,500 for a pavilion roof replacement were approved. The board approved six performance security reductions for various phases of the Cimarron and Wiltshire Estates subdivisions, ranging from $300 to $5,400. The township manager announced upcoming events including Friday Fun Nights, the Moon Wizarding Festival, youth flag football, and senior programs. The board approved payment of bills from July 12 through August 1, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest with Aqua Fresh. During public comment, residents raised concerns about stormwater runoff from park construction damaging a property, and several speakers urged the board to consider acquiring the closing Western YMCA as a community center. A resident also alerted the board to proposed countywide police review board legislation. A supervisor noted the township is considering major capital projects including a new firehouse and administrative building, and encouraged residents to present a formal proposal for a community center.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors began its August 1, 2018 regular meeting by recognizing the Moon Area School District Odyssey of the Mind team with a proclamation. The board unanimously approved the minutes from the June 27 workshop and July 11 regular meeting. A continued public hearing on a zoning amendment to define and clarify mixed-use buildings in the Marketplace Boulevard Traditional Neighborhood Development district was continued to September 5, 2018, after the township received comments from Allegheny County Planning and the Planning Commission recommended approval.
The board approved a series of financial actions: final pay application No. 3 to Baiano Construction for $11,697.65 for the Mooncrest Sidewalk Project; pay application No. 3 to Youngblood Paving for $137,634.20 for the 2017 Roadway Improvement Program; and change order No. 3 for that same program. The board also approved a $57,380 hydroseeding proposal from Inches Nursery for Endeavor Soccer Field, a final $19,650 payment to Duquesne Fence for Whispering Woods baseball field fencing, and a proposal from Lennon, Smith, Souleret Engineering for a stormwater service fee analysis and report. Three change orders totaling $5,500 for a pavilion roof replacement were approved. The board approved six performance security reductions for various phases of the Cimarron and Wiltshire Estates subdivisions, ranging from $300 to $5,400.
The township manager announced upcoming events including Friday Fun Nights, the Moon Wizarding Festival, youth flag football, and senior programs. The board approved payment of bills from July 12 through August 1, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest with Aqua Fresh.
During public comment, residents raised concerns about stormwater runoff from park construction damaging a property, and several speakers urged the board to consider acquiring the closing Western YMCA as a community center. A resident also alerted the board to proposed countywide police review board legislation. A supervisor noted the township is considering major capital projects including a new firehouse and administrative building, and encouraged residents to present a formal proposal for a community center.
Summarised by AI from the linked minutes, with some details withheld for privacy. The document is the record — check anything that matters against it.