25 March 2020
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 50 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met in a workshop session on March 25, 2020, with all five members present. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about stormwater runoff from ridge flattening and potential landslides near the Hangar and Route 51. The township engineer responded that a stormwater management plan is in place and an NPDES permit has been applied for, and confirmed that only sanitary line construction traffic will use Jackson Road. The board approved payment of bills totaling $241,837.89 from the General Fund, with two supervisors abstaining due to conflicts of interest involving Aqua Fresh and Moon Township Ford respectively. Bills from the Parks and Recreation Fund ($515) and Stormwater Fund ($11,449.79) were also approved unanimously. The board received updates on several development items: the Volkswagen Land Development Plan received preliminary Planning Commission approval and will go before the board on April 1; Wiltshire Estates is requesting approval for additional parking; and Scannell Properties Development off Moon Clinton Road has only been reviewed as a planning sketch with no action taken. The engineer reported that the low bidder for the 2020 Roadway Improvement Program is Youngblood Paving, with a recommendation pending. For the Moon Park Maintenance Building, the board heard recommendations to award general construction to Swede Construction ($385,000), plumbing to Acme Brothers ($56,200), electrical to Westmoreland Electrical Services ($92,000), and HVAC to Reno Brothers ($30,995), all subject to insurance and bond requirements. The township manager reported that the municipal building is open by appointment only with split shifts, public works operates two shifts, and police remain fully operational 24/7. The board also discussed vacancies on the HARB and Military Banner Committee.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met in a workshop session on March 25, 2020, with all five members present. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about stormwater runoff from ridge flattening and potential landslides near the Hangar and Route 51. The township engineer responded that a stormwater management plan is in place and an NPDES permit has been applied for, and confirmed that only sanitary line construction traffic will use Jackson Road. The board approved payment of bills totaling $241,837.89 from the General Fund, with two supervisors abstaining due to conflicts of interest involving Aqua Fresh and Moon Township Ford respectively. Bills from the Parks and Recreation Fund ($515) and Stormwater Fund ($11,449.79) were also approved unanimously. The board received updates on several development items: the Volkswagen Land Development Plan received preliminary Planning Commission approval and will go before the board on April 1; Wiltshire Estates is requesting approval for additional parking; and Scannell Properties Development off Moon Clinton Road has only been reviewed as a planning sketch with no action taken. The engineer reported that the low bidder for the 2020 Roadway Improvement Program is Youngblood Paving, with a recommendation pending. For the Moon Park Maintenance Building, the board heard recommendations to award general construction to Swede Construction ($385,000), plumbing to Acme Brothers ($56,200), electrical to Westmoreland Electrical Services ($92,000), and HVAC to Reno Brothers ($30,995), all subject to insurance and bond requirements. The township manager reported that the municipal building is open by appointment only with split shifts, public works operates two shifts, and police remain fully operational 24/7. The board also discussed vacancies on the HARB and Military Banner Committee.
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