30 October 2019
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 45 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved seven bond reduction requests, reducing financial guarantees for completed development phases. Wiltshire Estates Phase 3 was reduced from $3,300 to $0, and Primanti Bros. from $22,664.81 to $0. Continental Senior Living’s bond dropped from $248,839.70 to $144,924.56, and the RMU Event Center from $1,338,500 to $428,606.66. Cimarron Phase 1 and 2 went from $8,900 to $0, Cimarron Phase 5 from $48,200 to $27,000, and Cimarron Phase 6 from $140,969.40 to $44,200. The board approved payment of bills: $357,584.17 from the General Fund, $4,440.95 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $25,095.99 from the Liquid Fuels Fund, and ratified $119,108.44 in previously paid bills. A supervisor abstained from the ratification vote due to a conflict of interest with Aqua Fresh, Inc. The board voted to turn down a $250,000 PA DCNR grant, citing overly restrictive requirements and encumbrances on the park. During public comment, a developer requested the township take over winter maintenance for Cimarron Phases 5 and 6; the board directed staff to prepare cost estimates. Several residents spoke about the Duquesne Light Brunot Island Crescent Project, reporting that a continuance had been granted and that Duquesne Light plans to amend the application to eliminate the 345 KV circuit. The board heard a presentation from the Moon Township Military Banner Committee and expressed support for the program, which will display veteran banners along designated roads starting May 2020. The Parks and Recreation director reported on fall sports, the Halloween Spooktacular, and proposed a $13,000 PolyGlide ice rink for Moon Park, which the board favored. The planning director updated the board on the Gilmary and Rolling Hills subdivisions, a right-of-way dedication for Zips Carwash, and upcoming Zoning Hearing Board cases. The engineer reported that Boggs Run Fire Station improvements are complete, and that bid documents for Moon Park and salt storage maintenance buildings are being prepared. The finance director reported that the proposed 2020 budget will be presented at the November 6 meeting.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved seven bond reduction requests, reducing financial guarantees for completed development phases. Wiltshire Estates Phase 3 was reduced from $3,300 to $0, and Primanti Bros. from $22,664.81 to $0. Continental Senior Living’s bond dropped from $248,839.70 to $144,924.56, and the RMU Event Center from $1,338,500 to $428,606.66. Cimarron Phase 1 and 2 went from $8,900 to $0, Cimarron Phase 5 from $48,200 to $27,000, and Cimarron Phase 6 from $140,969.40 to $44,200. The board approved payment of bills: $357,584.17 from the General Fund, $4,440.95 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $25,095.99 from the Liquid Fuels Fund, and ratified $119,108.44 in previously paid bills. A supervisor abstained from the ratification vote due to a conflict of interest with Aqua Fresh, Inc. The board voted to turn down a $250,000 PA DCNR grant, citing overly restrictive requirements and encumbrances on the park. During public comment, a developer requested the township take over winter maintenance for Cimarron Phases 5 and 6; the board directed staff to prepare cost estimates. Several residents spoke about the Duquesne Light Brunot Island Crescent Project, reporting that a continuance had been granted and that Duquesne Light plans to amend the application to eliminate the 345 KV circuit. The board heard a presentation from the Moon Township Military Banner Committee and expressed support for the program, which will display veteran banners along designated roads starting May 2020. The Parks and Recreation director reported on fall sports, the Halloween Spooktacular, and proposed a $13,000 PolyGlide ice rink for Moon Park, which the board favored. The planning director updated the board on the Gilmary and Rolling Hills subdivisions, a right-of-way dedication for Zips Carwash, and upcoming Zoning Hearing Board cases. The engineer reported that Boggs Run Fire Station improvements are complete, and that bid documents for Moon Park and salt storage maintenance buildings are being prepared. The finance director reported that the proposed 2020 budget will be presented at the November 6 meeting.
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