4 September 2019
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 37 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the minutes of the July 31 workshop, August 7 regular meeting, and August 7 stormwater utility fee meeting. The board authorized a final payment of $8,265.75 to Arkadia Contracting for the pavilion roof replacement and approved a five-year winter service maintenance agreement with PennDOT. A simple subdivision for the Betzler Consolidation Plan was approved subject to the township engineer’s comments. The board authorized a $6,500 topographic survey of the municipal complex by Lennon, Smith, Souleret Engineering, approved a $20,225 payment to Satira Construction for concrete stairs and handrail at the Public Safety Building, and approved a $353 decrease change order for the Robin Hill Park patio project. A $20,431 partial payment to JT Landscaping for the patio and a $78,767 final payment to Sports and Recreation Associates for the splash pad and playground equipment were also approved. The board tabled a $7,476 proposal from Lutz Tennis and Asphalt for pickleball court coating pending solicitor review, and approved a $3,600 environmental assessment of the municipal building by Volz Environmental Services. Two resolutions were passed authorizing the township manager to request GEDF grants: $600,000 for the Ewing Road sewer extension and $100,000 for a dog park. Bills from August 8 through September 4 were approved for payment, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about missing street signs and cracker plant traffic on Moon Clinton Road; the police chief reported that Shell has 2,000 parking spots with 1,400 employees, staggered shifts, and that Findlay Township will continue traffic breaks. Another resident presented a historical 1876 map of Moon Township, which the board accepted. Supervisors recognized the Difference Maker Award winners and announced upcoming events including the Moon Wizarding Festival, a senior pup parade, and the library book sale.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the minutes of the July 31 workshop, August 7 regular meeting, and August 7 stormwater utility fee meeting. The board authorized a final payment of $8,265.75 to Arkadia Contracting for the pavilion roof replacement and approved a five-year winter service maintenance agreement with PennDOT. A simple subdivision for the Betzler Consolidation Plan was approved subject to the township engineer’s comments. The board authorized a $6,500 topographic survey of the municipal complex by Lennon, Smith, Souleret Engineering, approved a $20,225 payment to Satira Construction for concrete stairs and handrail at the Public Safety Building, and approved a $353 decrease change order for the Robin Hill Park patio project. A $20,431 partial payment to JT Landscaping for the patio and a $78,767 final payment to Sports and Recreation Associates for the splash pad and playground equipment were also approved. The board tabled a $7,476 proposal from Lutz Tennis and Asphalt for pickleball court coating pending solicitor review, and approved a $3,600 environmental assessment of the municipal building by Volz Environmental Services. Two resolutions were passed authorizing the township manager to request GEDF grants: $600,000 for the Ewing Road sewer extension and $100,000 for a dog park. Bills from August 8 through September 4 were approved for payment, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about missing street signs and cracker plant traffic on Moon Clinton Road; the police chief reported that Shell has 2,000 parking spots with 1,400 employees, staggered shifts, and that Findlay Township will continue traffic breaks. Another resident presented a historical 1876 map of Moon Township, which the board accepted. Supervisors recognized the Difference Maker Award winners and announced upcoming events including the Moon Wizarding Festival, a senior pup parade, and the library book sale.
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