1 May 2019
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 33 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with the chairman and two supervisors present and two supervisors absent, approved minutes from three prior meetings. They awarded a $16,700 contract to Swede Construction for soffit and fascia at the Boggs Run Fire Station and a $176,946 contract to Musco Lighting for field lighting at Kenny Ross Field, with installation expected in the fall. The board approved the final PRD application for Wiltshire Estates Phase 5 and the Village at Marketplace simple subdivision, both as recommended by the Planning Director. They also approved a $20,225 contract with Satira Construction to replace concrete stairs and handrails at the Public Safety Building and a $14,013 pay application to Custom Contracting for stormwater pond mowing and tree clearing. The board authorized payment of bills printed between April 4 and May 1. During public comment, a resident promoted the Wheels Wings & Wishes car cruise for Make-A-Wish on June 23. A Public Works employee of 40 years read a letter alleging harassment, bullying, and declining morale over the past 3.5 years, requesting board re-evaluation. The chairman noted the township has spent time and money on improvements and will continue monitoring personnel matters. A supervisor explained the board’s philosophy of running the township like a business with consistent standards, which he acknowledged is not universally popular. Another resident questioned how that business model ensures employee care. The board also issued a proclamation for Public Service Recognition Week, recognized the Communications Director for three PSATS awards, and heard an update from a representative of the 911th Airlift Wing on the C-17 conversion and $150 million in construction. Supervisors thanked the retiring Parks and Recreation Director. The meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with the chairman and two supervisors present and two supervisors absent, approved minutes from three prior meetings. They awarded a $16,700 contract to Swede Construction for soffit and fascia at the Boggs Run Fire Station and a $176,946 contract to Musco Lighting for field lighting at Kenny Ross Field, with installation expected in the fall. The board approved the final PRD application for Wiltshire Estates Phase 5 and the Village at Marketplace simple subdivision, both as recommended by the Planning Director. They also approved a $20,225 contract with Satira Construction to replace concrete stairs and handrails at the Public Safety Building and a $14,013 pay application to Custom Contracting for stormwater pond mowing and tree clearing. The board authorized payment of bills printed between April 4 and May 1. During public comment, a resident promoted the Wheels Wings & Wishes car cruise for Make-A-Wish on June 23. A Public Works employee of 40 years read a letter alleging harassment, bullying, and declining morale over the past 3.5 years, requesting board re-evaluation. The chairman noted the township has spent time and money on improvements and will continue monitoring personnel matters. A supervisor explained the board’s philosophy of running the township like a business with consistent standards, which he acknowledged is not universally popular. Another resident questioned how that business model ensures employee care. The board also issued a proclamation for Public Service Recognition Week, recognized the Communications Director for three PSATS awards, and heard an update from a representative of the 911th Airlift Wing on the C-17 conversion and $150 million in construction. Supervisors thanked the retiring Parks and Recreation Director. The meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m.
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