3 April 2019
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 32 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a conditional use and master plan for the Village at Marketplace, a planned non-residential development, after closing a public hearing that had been continued from the previous month. The developer agreed to provide easements and right-of-way up to 50 feet along its property boundary for a future road connecting Marketplace Boulevard to Hirshinger Road. The board also approved a planning module for the same development. In a separate public hearing, the board passed Ordinance No. 685, amending the zoning code to allow residents to keep chickens and bees in residential districts, subject to restrictions and a zoning permit. The board approved an intergovernmental cooperation agreement with the Moon Area School District for mutual aid and services. Several contracts were awarded: Duquesne Fence, Inc. received a $33,969 contract for Moon Park soccer field fencing; Youngblood Paving, Inc. was awarded the 2019 Road Improvement Program contract for $1,276,338, with some alternates contingent on approvals from Crescent Township and the Miracle League of Moon Township. The board also approved partial payment of $21,384 to Custom Contracting for stormwater pond mowing and tree clearing, and a final payment of $18,000 to Mele & Mele & Sons for Grant Drive inlet repairs. The board passed Resolution R-18-19 opposing statewide collection of earned income tax. The board approved minutes from previous meetings and paid bills from March 7 through April 3, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest. The township manager announced upcoming events including an electronics recycling event, a new resident meeting, Coffee with a Cop, spring yard waste service, the Bunny Trail, a film festival, the fire company’s Lenten fish fry and Sportsmen’s Bash, and the Earth Day & Live Well Celebration. Supervisors also noted the start of construction on the Thorn Run Interchange and the township’s first-place win in the Sustainable Pittsburgh Challenge.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a conditional use and master plan for the Village at Marketplace, a planned non-residential development, after closing a public hearing that had been continued from the previous month. The developer agreed to provide easements and right-of-way up to 50 feet along its property boundary for a future road connecting Marketplace Boulevard to Hirshinger Road. The board also approved a planning module for the same development. In a separate public hearing, the board passed Ordinance No. 685, amending the zoning code to allow residents to keep chickens and bees in residential districts, subject to restrictions and a zoning permit. The board approved an intergovernmental cooperation agreement with the Moon Area School District for mutual aid and services. Several contracts were awarded: Duquesne Fence, Inc. received a $33,969 contract for Moon Park soccer field fencing; Youngblood Paving, Inc. was awarded the 2019 Road Improvement Program contract for $1,276,338, with some alternates contingent on approvals from Crescent Township and the Miracle League of Moon Township. The board also approved partial payment of $21,384 to Custom Contracting for stormwater pond mowing and tree clearing, and a final payment of $18,000 to Mele & Mele & Sons for Grant Drive inlet repairs. The board passed Resolution R-18-19 opposing statewide collection of earned income tax. The board approved minutes from previous meetings and paid bills from March 7 through April 3, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest. The township manager announced upcoming events including an electronics recycling event, a new resident meeting, Coffee with a Cop, spring yard waste service, the Bunny Trail, a film festival, the fire company’s Lenten fish fry and Sportsmen’s Bash, and the Earth Day & Live Well Celebration. Supervisors also noted the start of construction on the Thorn Run Interchange and the township’s first-place win in the Sustainable Pittsburgh Challenge.
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