5 June 2019
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 32 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a $20,419 proposal from Specialty Coatings & Consulting for a polymer floor coating system at the Boggs Run Fire Station garage, covering both fire department and public works bays. The board also approved the major land development plan for the Village at Sharon, as recommended by the planning director. Several payments were authorized: $29,848.50 to Custom Contracting for stormwater pond mowing and tree clearing under contract 18-L01; $117,039 to Sports and Recreation Associates for park work; $37,116 to J T Landscaping for a concrete patio at Robin Hill Park; and a final payment of $28,300 to Swede Construction for painting the Boggs Run Fire Station. The board approved a $15,000 geotechnical engineering investigation for a sidewalk along University Boulevard, required by PennDOT. Bills printed between May 2 and June 5 were paid. During public comment, a resident raised flooding and sanitary sewer backup concerns; the township engineer said the area is part of a multi-year stormwater project and will notify the authority about the sewer issue. The president of the Staunton Heights Homeowners Association reported that Verizon was having permit difficulties, which the planning director said stemmed from incomplete paperwork, and also requested expedited review of a storm drain relocation on Staunton Drive. A former township employee read a letter alleging harassment during her employment; the solicitor advised the board not to comment on personnel matters. The board also recognized two Eagle Scouts, accepted a 20-year chamber of commerce certificate, and heard a presentation on the new “Make It Moon” Alexa app.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a $20,419 proposal from Specialty Coatings & Consulting for a polymer floor coating system at the Boggs Run Fire Station garage, covering both fire department and public works bays. The board also approved the major land development plan for the Village at Sharon, as recommended by the planning director. Several payments were authorized: $29,848.50 to Custom Contracting for stormwater pond mowing and tree clearing under contract 18-L01; $117,039 to Sports and Recreation Associates for park work; $37,116 to J T Landscaping for a concrete patio at Robin Hill Park; and a final payment of $28,300 to Swede Construction for painting the Boggs Run Fire Station. The board approved a $15,000 geotechnical engineering investigation for a sidewalk along University Boulevard, required by PennDOT. Bills printed between May 2 and June 5 were paid. During public comment, a resident raised flooding and sanitary sewer backup concerns; the township engineer said the area is part of a multi-year stormwater project and will notify the authority about the sewer issue. The president of the Staunton Heights Homeowners Association reported that Verizon was having permit difficulties, which the planning director said stemmed from incomplete paperwork, and also requested expedited review of a storm drain relocation on Staunton Drive. A former township employee read a letter alleging harassment during her employment; the solicitor advised the board not to comment on personnel matters. The board also recognized two Eagle Scouts, accepted a 20-year chamber of commerce certificate, and heard a presentation on the new “Make It Moon” Alexa app.
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