5 August 2020
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 31 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the final planned residential development application for Cimarron Phase 4, as recommended by the planning director. An appointee was named to the Moon Library Board of Trustees, filling the unexpired three-year term of a previous trustee. The board authorized partial payments to Swede Construction Corporation: $12,127.50 for the Moon Park maintenance building and $18,765.00 for public works garage painting and sealing. A final payment of $36,011.03 was approved for Youngblood Paving for the 2019 roadway program, along with a change order decreasing the contract amount by $39,317.63 based on field measurements. The board awarded a $1,500 proposal to AGX Inc. for asbestos testing at the Downes Fire Station and a $500 proposal for asbestos testing at the Robin Hill Center roof removal project. An indemnification agreement was approved with Wolf Creek Race Management for the 13th Annual Harvest Moon Run, closing Beaver Grade Road for about 2.5 hours. A property database sharing agreement with Allegheny County was also approved, with the planning director clarifying the data is used only for building and occupancy permits, not marketing. Bills were paid from the stormwater fund ($951.44), general fund ($56,849.65, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict), and capital fund ($83,270.63). During public comment, residents of Beacon Hill Drive raised concerns about a home rented to college students, citing frequent parties, speeding, and safety worries for young children. The police chief reported increased patrols and warnings for overnight parking violations, while the planning director noted the property was in compliance with the three-unrelated-person occupancy limit. The board directed staff to draft a letter to Beacon Hill residents about occupancy rules.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the final planned residential development application for Cimarron Phase 4, as recommended by the planning director. An appointee was named to the Moon Library Board of Trustees, filling the unexpired three-year term of a previous trustee. The board authorized partial payments to Swede Construction Corporation: $12,127.50 for the Moon Park maintenance building and $18,765.00 for public works garage painting and sealing. A final payment of $36,011.03 was approved for Youngblood Paving for the 2019 roadway program, along with a change order decreasing the contract amount by $39,317.63 based on field measurements. The board awarded a $1,500 proposal to AGX Inc. for asbestos testing at the Downes Fire Station and a $500 proposal for asbestos testing at the Robin Hill Center roof removal project. An indemnification agreement was approved with Wolf Creek Race Management for the 13th Annual Harvest Moon Run, closing Beaver Grade Road for about 2.5 hours. A property database sharing agreement with Allegheny County was also approved, with the planning director clarifying the data is used only for building and occupancy permits, not marketing. Bills were paid from the stormwater fund ($951.44), general fund ($56,849.65, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict), and capital fund ($83,270.63). During public comment, residents of Beacon Hill Drive raised concerns about a home rented to college students, citing frequent parties, speeding, and safety worries for young children. The police chief reported increased patrols and warnings for overnight parking violations, while the planning director noted the property was in compliance with the three-unrelated-person occupancy limit. The board directed staff to draft a letter to Beacon Hill residents about occupancy rules.
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