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10 July 2019

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 26 subject tags

The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a series of payments and contracts at its July 10 meeting. The board authorized Pay Application No. 1 for Duquesne Fence, Inc. for the Moon Park Soccer Field Fencing contract, totaling $25,398.40, and Pay Application No. 4 for Custom Contracting for stormwater pond mowing and tree clearing, in the amount of $53,642.25. A $512,701.23 payment to Youngblood Paving, Inc. for the 2019 Roadway Improvement Program was also approved. The board awarded the Green Light Go Signal Improvement project bid to Traffic Systems and Services, LLC for $237,695.23, noting the majority is covered by grant funding. Supervisors approved a cleaning services agreement with Merry Maids at $2,440 per month, contingent on background checks. They also renewed the township’s participation in the Certified Local Government Program with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed Resolution No. R-24-2019 designating First National Bank of Pennsylvania as the township’s depository, and granted exoneration to Haudenshield Realty Company for interest and penalties on three tax parcels. The solicitor was authorized to dispose of closed legal files per records retention policies. The board approved the township’s participation in the 2019 Side Yard and Blighted Structure Program. Bills printed between June 6 and July 10 were paid; a supervisor abstained due to a conflict of interest with a vendor. During public comment, residents of Jackson Road and Flaugherty Run Road raised concerns about erosion and flooding from a creek and a nearby junk yard. The chairman said he would inspect the properties with the planning director. The township manager announced the August 7 regular meeting would move to 6 p.m., followed by a public meeting on a proposed stormwater management fee.

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