5 February 2020
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 23 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on February 5, 2020, taking a series of actions. The board approved the minutes from the December 18, 2019 workshop and January 6, 2020 reorganization and regular meetings. Following a public hearing, the board approved the tentative plan for the Rolling Hills Planned Residential Development, a 78-townhouse project on Brodhead Road by Dan Ryan Builders, and executed the findings of fact and conclusions of law. The board approved a request from Our Lady of Sacred Heart to host a Glow Run & Walk on June 13, 2020, with a section of Woodcrest Avenue closed, contingent on PennDOT permits and public safety recommendations. A minor land development plan for First Baptist Church was approved. The board exonerated the tax collector from collecting delinquent per capita and real estate taxes for 2019 and authorized Weiss Burkardt Kramer, LLC to collect the delinquent real estate taxes. An agreement with T-Mobile Northeast LLC for a site at 1350-1363 Joe DeNardo Way was authorized. An employee was appointed to the MCA-TV Advisory Board and an employee to the Library Board of Trustees, both for three-year terms. The board approved a $5,500 proposal from Cervone Golf Design for architectural services at Moon Golf Club, accepted a Dynamics GP update and hosting proposal from Odyssey Software for $5,200 in professional services and $950 monthly hosting, and authorized an agreement with Odyssey for Kronos Workforce Ready Software implementation not to exceed $22,190. Resolution R-7-2020 authorized a master equity lease agreement for vehicles with Enterprise, and Resolution R-8-2020 authorized signing a first amendment to the contribution and maintenance agreement with PennDOT for the Thorn Run Interchange. Resolution R-9-2020 established a Dog Park Implementation Committee. A license agreement with Heritage Valley Health Systems for Earth Day parking was approved. The board rejected a bid from Select Contracting LLC for municipal building window renovations and approved a final pay application of $24,691 to Duquesne Fence for Moon Park soccer field fencing. Bills were paid from the General Fund ($69,399.60), Capital Reserve Fund ($149,999.29), and Sponsorship Fund ($1,538.50).The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on February 5, 2020, taking a series of actions. The board approved the minutes from the December 18, 2019 workshop and January 6, 2020 reorganization and regular meetings. Following a public hearing, the board approved the tentative plan for the Rolling Hills Planned Residential Development, a 78-townhouse project on Brodhead Road by Dan Ryan Builders, and executed the findings of fact and conclusions of law. The board approved a request from Our Lady of Sacred Heart to host a Glow Run & Walk on June 13, 2020, with a section of Woodcrest Avenue closed, contingent on PennDOT permits and public safety recommendations. A minor land development plan for First Baptist Church was approved. The board exonerated the tax collector from collecting delinquent per capita and real estate taxes for 2019 and authorized Weiss Burkardt Kramer, LLC to collect the delinquent real estate taxes. An agreement with T-Mobile Northeast LLC for a site at 1350-1363 Joe DeNardo Way was authorized. An employee was appointed to the MCA-TV Advisory Board and an employee to the Library Board of Trustees, both for three-year terms. The board approved a $5,500 proposal from Cervone Golf Design for architectural services at Moon Golf Club, accepted a Dynamics GP update and hosting proposal from Odyssey Software for $5,200 in professional services and $950 monthly hosting, and authorized an agreement with Odyssey for Kronos Workforce Ready Software implementation not to exceed $22,190. Resolution R-7-2020 authorized a master equity lease agreement for vehicles with Enterprise, and Resolution R-8-2020 authorized signing a first amendment to the contribution and maintenance agreement with PennDOT for the Thorn Run Interchange. Resolution R-9-2020 established a Dog Park Implementation Committee. A license agreement with Heritage Valley Health Systems for Earth Day parking was approved. The board rejected a bid from Select Contracting LLC for municipal building window renovations and approved a final pay application of $24,691 to Duquesne Fence for Moon Park soccer field fencing. Bills were paid from the General Fund ($69,399.60), Capital Reserve Fund ($149,999.29), and Sponsorship Fund ($1,538.50).
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