27 May 2020
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 39 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a resolution authorizing the destruction of township records as listed on an attached exhibit. The board also approved a resolution extending the face due date for real estate tax payments from July 31, 2020, to September 30, 2020. A bond reduction request for Zips Car Wash was approved, reducing the bond from $272,446.00 to $15,571.00 as recommended by the township engineer. The board approved Partial Payment No. 5 to Youngblood Paving, Inc. for the 2019 Roadway Improvement Program in the amount of $112,756.56, with $50,251.96 allocated to Moon Township and $62,504.60 to Miracle League. The board approved payment of bills from the General Fund totaling $326,745.26, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest with a vendor. A separate Moon Township Ford bill for $306.66 was approved, with a supervisor abstaining. Bills from the Parks and Recreation Fund ($24,229.50), Sponsorship Fund ($212.90), and Stormwater Fund ($17,600.92) were also approved. The Parks and Recreation Director reported that Moon Park reopened May 4th, with tennis, volleyball, and basketball courts reopening May 15th under yellow phase guidelines. Pavilion rentals are limited to groups of 25 or fewer. All June events have been canceled, and staff are developing contact-free programming. Discussion occurred regarding the possibility of holding July 4th fireworks, with a proposal to move them to the December Light Up Night event; staff will present options at the next meeting. The board approved the tentative plan for the Victoria Ridge Planned Residential Development filed by Maronda Homes, after a motion to table failed for lack of a second. The Planning Director provided updates on several pending items: a rezoning request from Pittsburgh Airport Property Inc. to change R-4 and C-2 to R/T, an Elks Club rezoning request from M-1 to C-1, and the Wiltshire Estates Amended Tentative Plan for additional parking lots, all of which the Planning Commission recommended for approval. The board also noted five upcoming Zoning Hearing Board applications scheduled for June 10, 2020. The township engineer reported that the 2019 road improvements are complete and a final change order is being prepared. The Moon Park Maintenance Building project is expected to begin after contract execution. The township manager reported that the bond sale was completed successfully, selling 100%. The Moon Transportation Authority began interviewing engineering firms for the Marketplace Boulevard design work.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a resolution authorizing the destruction of township records as listed on an attached exhibit. The board also approved a resolution extending the face due date for real estate tax payments from July 31, 2020, to September 30, 2020. A bond reduction request for Zips Car Wash was approved, reducing the bond from $272,446.00 to $15,571.00 as recommended by the township engineer. The board approved Partial Payment No. 5 to Youngblood Paving, Inc. for the 2019 Roadway Improvement Program in the amount of $112,756.56, with $50,251.96 allocated to Moon Township and $62,504.60 to Miracle League. The board approved payment of bills from the General Fund totaling $326,745.26, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest with a vendor. A separate Moon Township Ford bill for $306.66 was approved, with a supervisor abstaining. Bills from the Parks and Recreation Fund ($24,229.50), Sponsorship Fund ($212.90), and Stormwater Fund ($17,600.92) were also approved. The Parks and Recreation Director reported that Moon Park reopened May 4th, with tennis, volleyball, and basketball courts reopening May 15th under yellow phase guidelines. Pavilion rentals are limited to groups of 25 or fewer. All June events have been canceled, and staff are developing contact-free programming. Discussion occurred regarding the possibility of holding July 4th fireworks, with a proposal to move them to the December Light Up Night event; staff will present options at the next meeting. The board approved the tentative plan for the Victoria Ridge Planned Residential Development filed by Maronda Homes, after a motion to table failed for lack of a second. The Planning Director provided updates on several pending items: a rezoning request from Pittsburgh Airport Property Inc. to change R-4 and C-2 to R/T, an Elks Club rezoning request from M-1 to C-1, and the Wiltshire Estates Amended Tentative Plan for additional parking lots, all of which the Planning Commission recommended for approval. The board also noted five upcoming Zoning Hearing Board applications scheduled for June 10, 2020. The township engineer reported that the 2019 road improvements are complete and a final change order is being prepared. The Moon Park Maintenance Building project is expected to begin after contract execution. The township manager reported that the bond sale was completed successfully, selling 100%. The Moon Transportation Authority began interviewing engineering firms for the Marketplace Boulevard design work.
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