26 February 2020
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 40 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on February 26, 2020, where they approved payments to Construction Engineering Consultants, Inc. for $9,932.50, as recommended by the township engineer. The board also approved General Fund bills totaling $263,843.00, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest with Aqua Fresh, Inc., and Sponsorship Fund bills of $2,044.50. The parks and recreation director reported record pavilion rental numbers, announced the upcoming Bunny Trail event on April 11th, and detailed summer programming including five Robin Hill concerts and six Moon Park Family Fridays. The board discussed the July 4th fireworks contract with Pyrotecnico, which the solicitor will review. The planning director provided updates on several development projects. The Rolling Hills final application will be on the March 4th agenda for approval, with a caution to disclose private road status to buyers. Traditions of America submitted a rezoning request from RT Research/Technology to R-2 Suburban Residential, which will go to Allegheny County for review. The board agreed to send a letter to PennDOT regarding the Victoria Ridge PRD entry, and updates were provided on the Pittsburgh Airport Property rezoning and Day Volkswagen land development. The engineer provided MS4 training and reported three bid openings scheduled for March 18th for the 2020 Road Improvement Program, Seal Coating, and Moon Park improvements. The Endeavor Soccer Field fencing contract was closed out with a final payment of $24,691.00. The township received a GEDF grant of $81,267.00 for the dog park construction. The township manager discussed the 2012 Bond Issue Refunding, with supervisors expressing support for moving forward on borrowing between $16-18 million for municipal facility improvements. The board agreed to sponsor a resident as the first Military Banner Honoree. The public works operations manager presented on salt brine operations, noting a 30-35 percent salt reduction with brine use. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 9:28 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on February 26, 2020, where they approved payments to Construction Engineering Consultants, Inc. for $9,932.50, as recommended by the township engineer. The board also approved General Fund bills totaling $263,843.00, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest with Aqua Fresh, Inc., and Sponsorship Fund bills of $2,044.50.
The parks and recreation director reported record pavilion rental numbers, announced the upcoming Bunny Trail event on April 11th, and detailed summer programming including five Robin Hill concerts and six Moon Park Family Fridays. The board discussed the July 4th fireworks contract with Pyrotecnico, which the solicitor will review.
The planning director provided updates on several development projects. The Rolling Hills final application will be on the March 4th agenda for approval, with a caution to disclose private road status to buyers. Traditions of America submitted a rezoning request from RT Research/Technology to R-2 Suburban Residential, which will go to Allegheny County for review. The board agreed to send a letter to PennDOT regarding the Victoria Ridge PRD entry, and updates were provided on the Pittsburgh Airport Property rezoning and Day Volkswagen land development.
The engineer provided MS4 training and reported three bid openings scheduled for March 18th for the 2020 Road Improvement Program, Seal Coating, and Moon Park improvements. The Endeavor Soccer Field fencing contract was closed out with a final payment of $24,691.00. The township received a GEDF grant of $81,267.00 for the dog park construction.
The township manager discussed the 2012 Bond Issue Refunding, with supervisors expressing support for moving forward on borrowing between $16-18 million for municipal facility improvements. The board agreed to sponsor a resident as the first Military Banner Honoree. The public works operations manager presented on salt brine operations, noting a 30-35 percent salt reduction with brine use. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 9:28 p.m.
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