18 December 2019
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 25 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on December 18, 2019, where the primary action was the approval of a stormwater management fee ordinance. After a public hearing that included comments from residents, the board voted unanimously to close the hearing and then approved Ordinance No. 688, which amends Chapter 23 of the Township Code to establish a Stormwater Management Fee. The fee is set at $5.50 per ERU (Equivalent Residential Unit) per month, or $66 annually, with single-family detached homes assessed at 1 ERU and commercial properties based on actual impervious area. The board also closed a separate public hearing and approved Resolution R-34-2019, granting conditional use approval to Kossman Development Company for the Park at Luna Ridge Planned Non-Residential Development Master Plan, following a presentation from the applicant and the Moon Transportation Authority regarding traffic improvements. In other action items, the board approved a set-aside agreement with the Village at Marketplace, LLC and Dollar Bank; approved a $6,450 partial payment to Swede Construction for the Boggs Run Fire Station storefront entrance; and approved two pay applications from Youngblood Paving for the 2019 Roadway Improvement Program—Pay Application No. 3 for $110,743.77 and Pay Application No. 4 for $365,773.58. The board also approved a bond reduction for the Subaru Vehicle Service Center from $655,367.35 to $70,958.85 and accepted an $81,267 grant from the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County for construction of a dog park. Bills were approved from the General Fund ($197,410.16), Capital Reserve Fund ($67,868.03), and Sponsorship Fund ($3,302.03), with a supervisor abstaining from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. The meeting also included a presentation on the history of Moon Township, an update on a multi-municipal active transportation planning study, and reports from the Parks and Recreation Department, Community Development, and the Township Engineer.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on December 18, 2019, where the primary action was the approval of a stormwater management fee ordinance. After a public hearing that included comments from residents, the board voted unanimously to close the hearing and then approved Ordinance No. 688, which amends Chapter 23 of the Township Code to establish a Stormwater Management Fee. The fee is set at $5.50 per ERU (Equivalent Residential Unit) per month, or $66 annually, with single-family detached homes assessed at 1 ERU and commercial properties based on actual impervious area. The board also closed a separate public hearing and approved Resolution R-34-2019, granting conditional use approval to Kossman Development Company for the Park at Luna Ridge Planned Non-Residential Development Master Plan, following a presentation from the applicant and the Moon Transportation Authority regarding traffic improvements.
In other action items, the board approved a set-aside agreement with the Village at Marketplace, LLC and Dollar Bank; approved a $6,450 partial payment to Swede Construction for the Boggs Run Fire Station storefront entrance; and approved two pay applications from Youngblood Paving for the 2019 Roadway Improvement Program—Pay Application No. 3 for $110,743.77 and Pay Application No. 4 for $365,773.58. The board also approved a bond reduction for the Subaru Vehicle Service Center from $655,367.35 to $70,958.85 and accepted an $81,267 grant from the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County for construction of a dog park. Bills were approved from the General Fund ($197,410.16), Capital Reserve Fund ($67,868.03), and Sponsorship Fund ($3,302.03), with a supervisor abstaining from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. The meeting also included a presentation on the history of Moon Township, an update on a multi-municipal active transportation planning study, and reports from the Parks and Recreation Department, Community Development, and the Township Engineer.
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