26 September 2018
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 0 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on September 26, 2018, taking several formal actions. The board unanimously approved Resolution No. R-19-2018, accepting the dedication of the western portion of Grant Drive as a public roadway. They also approved Change Order No. 1 for the 2018 Road Improvement Program, adding that same section of Grant Drive at a cost of $113,119.16, contingent on property owners executing required deeds of dedication. A bond reduction for Continental Real Estate Co. was approved, lowering the amount from $1,653,260.97 to $1,562,169.77. The board authorized the township manager to execute a Letter of Intent from PNC Capital Markets LLC. During public comment, an employee of RSSC Architecture presented a trip generation study for a proposed vehicle service center for the Bairel Day Subaru dealership on Grant Drive. The board received several informational updates from the planning director. These included a zoning amendment request from Tapestry Senior Living to permit life care facilities in the BP District, a rezoning request for 1795 Brodhead Road from M-1 to R-4 for townhome development, a modification request to finalize the long-dormant Sunridge Estates plan of lots, and a major land development plan for the Day Apollo Subaru service building. The planning director also reported on rezoning requests for a parcel on Brodhead Road from R-1 to C-1 and for the Marketplace Boulevard TND to add life care facilities as a permitted use. The Environmental Advisory Council’s application for Tree City USA designation and a new state law creating Litter Enforcement Corridors were also discussed. The engineer’s report from an employee of LSSE covered numerous projects, including the 2018 road improvements, Moon Park improvements, the Miracle Field project, and various stormwater management and sidewalk projects. The finance director presented the August 2018 financial reports, the capital reserve fund invoice listing, and the check register. The parks and recreation report noted the success of Wizardfest and the ongoing installation of the Moon Park playground, funded in part by a $250,000 DCNR grant. The assistant township manager recommended hiring Garner Economics for an economic development marketing strategy and presented a quote for upgrading the building’s video surveillance system. The board also received updates from SHACOG, the Moon Economic Development Group, the Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee, the Moon Transportation Authority, and the 911 Air Wing Community Partnership.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on September 26, 2018, taking several formal actions. The board unanimously approved Resolution No. R-19-2018, accepting the dedication of the western portion of Grant Drive as a public roadway. They also approved Change Order No. 1 for the 2018 Road Improvement Program, adding that same section of Grant Drive at a cost of $113,119.16, contingent on property owners executing required deeds of dedication. A bond reduction for Continental Real Estate Co. was approved, lowering the amount from $1,653,260.97 to $1,562,169.77. The board authorized the township manager to execute a Letter of Intent from PNC Capital Markets LLC.
During public comment, an employee of RSSC Architecture presented a trip generation study for a proposed vehicle service center for the Bairel Day Subaru dealership on Grant Drive. The board received several informational updates from the planning director. These included a zoning amendment request from Tapestry Senior Living to permit life care facilities in the BP District, a rezoning request for 1795 Brodhead Road from M-1 to R-4 for townhome development, a modification request to finalize the long-dormant Sunridge Estates plan of lots, and a major land development plan for the Day Apollo Subaru service building. The planning director also reported on rezoning requests for a parcel on Brodhead Road from R-1 to C-1 and for the Marketplace Boulevard TND to add life care facilities as a permitted use. The Environmental Advisory Council’s application for Tree City USA designation and a new state law creating Litter Enforcement Corridors were also discussed.
The engineer’s report from an employee of LSSE covered numerous projects, including the 2018 road improvements, Moon Park improvements, the Miracle Field project, and various stormwater management and sidewalk projects. The finance director presented the August 2018 financial reports, the capital reserve fund invoice listing, and the check register. The parks and recreation report noted the success of Wizardfest and the ongoing installation of the Moon Park playground, funded in part by a $250,000 DCNR grant. The assistant township manager recommended hiring Garner Economics for an economic development marketing strategy and presented a quote for upgrading the building’s video surveillance system. The board also received updates from SHACOG, the Moon Economic Development Group, the Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee, the Moon Transportation Authority, and the 911 Air Wing Community Partnership.
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