6 November 2019
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 19 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a final payment of $10,250 to Swede Construction Corporation for the Boggs Run Fire Station storefront entrance, as recommended by the township engineer. The board also approved a $77,495.40 invoice from Musco Sports Lighting for lighting at Moon Park’s Kenny Ross Field, and a $68,842 invoice from Palco Sales Corp for a Kohler generator to be installed at the township office building. The supervisors approved the Gilmary Consolidation Plan, subject to conditions in the engineer’s October 3 letter, and accepted a deed of dedication for a right-of-way from Hutton St 17, LLC. They voted to advertise a public hearing on December 4 at 7:00 p.m. for a proposed stormwater utility fee and the accompanying Ordinance No. 688. The board approved minutes from the September 25 workshop and October 2 regular meetings. In financial matters, the board paid bills from the General Fund ($215,539.63), Parks and Recreation Fund ($1,175), Sponsorship Fund ($1,448.19), Capital Reserve Fund ($237,431.41), and Liquid Fuels Fund ($25,075.49). A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote because the register included a bill from his employer, Aqua Fresh, Inc. The township manager announced a glass recycling pop-up event on November 9, a veterans pancake breakfast on November 8, fall curbside leaf and branch pickup through November 27, and the Moon Lights Holiday Festival on December 5. She noted vacancies on the Environmental Advisory Council, MCA-TV, the Library Board, the Moon Recreation Authority Board, and the Moon Historical Society. No public comments were made. Supervisors congratulated election winners and recognized a police officer for receiving a law enforcement award for his response to the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting. The meeting adjourned at 6:20 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a final payment of $10,250 to Swede Construction Corporation for the Boggs Run Fire Station storefront entrance, as recommended by the township engineer. The board also approved a $77,495.40 invoice from Musco Sports Lighting for lighting at Moon Park’s Kenny Ross Field, and a $68,842 invoice from Palco Sales Corp for a Kohler generator to be installed at the township office building. The supervisors approved the Gilmary Consolidation Plan, subject to conditions in the engineer’s October 3 letter, and accepted a deed of dedication for a right-of-way from Hutton St 17, LLC. They voted to advertise a public hearing on December 4 at 7:00 p.m. for a proposed stormwater utility fee and the accompanying Ordinance No. 688. The board approved minutes from the September 25 workshop and October 2 regular meetings. In financial matters, the board paid bills from the General Fund ($215,539.63), Parks and Recreation Fund ($1,175), Sponsorship Fund ($1,448.19), Capital Reserve Fund ($237,431.41), and Liquid Fuels Fund ($25,075.49). A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote because the register included a bill from his employer, Aqua Fresh, Inc. The township manager announced a glass recycling pop-up event on November 9, a veterans pancake breakfast on November 8, fall curbside leaf and branch pickup through November 27, and the Moon Lights Holiday Festival on December 5. She noted vacancies on the Environmental Advisory Council, MCA-TV, the Library Board, the Moon Recreation Authority Board, and the Moon Historical Society. No public comments were made. Supervisors congratulated election winners and recognized a police officer for receiving a law enforcement award for his response to the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting. The meeting adjourned at 6:20 p.m.
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