26 August 2020
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 47 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors approved three bond reductions: for the RMU Event Center, from $428,606.66 to $299,806.66; for Continental Senior Living Community, from $64,911.78 to $0; and for the Village at Marketplace, Phase 1, from $2,831,860.90 to $2,583,160.90, all as recommended by the township engineer. The board also approved Resolution R-22-2020 for a sewage facilities planning module for the Beaver Grade Road Force Main Extension, and authorized an agreement with the PA Resources Council to provide a container for glass recycling. The board authorized the township manager to sign letters of support for the Hollow Oak Land Trust’s grant application for the Nike Site for open space and trails. Bills were approved from the Escrow and Bond Fund ($30,042.00), General Fund ($11,836.07 ratified and $150,199.25 approved, with a supervisor abstaining from the latter due to a conflict of interest), Capital Reserve Fund ($35,322.00), Military Banner Fund ($595.00), Stormwater Fund ($18,854.15), and Sponsorship Fund ($157.49). During public comment, an employee of Synergy Real Estate Corporation requested help promoting business at University Centre without violating ordinances; the planning director agreed to meet with him. The parks and recreation director reported that Moon Park remains busy with fall sports and pavilion rentals, and that the Amrock Disc Golf Course grand opening at Olson Park is set for September 1. She noted that the 50-person outdoor limit reinstated by the Allegheny Health Dept. puts current events in violation; the board discussed compliance strategies. The community development director reported that the Planning Commission recommended approval for the Downes Fire Station, rezoning requests for Pittsburgh Airport property and the Elks Club, and a grading ordinance text amendment, all slated for the September 2 meeting. The township engineer reported that the 2020 Road Program is anticipated to start in August, and that design work continues on the dog park, sanitary sewer extension, MS4 stream restoration, and stormwater ponds. The fire chief announced a $236,600 SAFER grant award from FEMA for the volunteer fire company.The Board of Supervisors approved three bond reductions: for the RMU Event Center, from $428,606.66 to $299,806.66; for Continental Senior Living Community, from $64,911.78 to $0; and for the Village at Marketplace, Phase 1, from $2,831,860.90 to $2,583,160.90, all as recommended by the township engineer. The board also approved Resolution R-22-2020 for a sewage facilities planning module for the Beaver Grade Road Force Main Extension, and authorized an agreement with the PA Resources Council to provide a container for glass recycling. The board authorized the township manager to sign letters of support for the Hollow Oak Land Trust’s grant application for the Nike Site for open space and trails. Bills were approved from the Escrow and Bond Fund ($30,042.00), General Fund ($11,836.07 ratified and $150,199.25 approved, with a supervisor abstaining from the latter due to a conflict of interest), Capital Reserve Fund ($35,322.00), Military Banner Fund ($595.00), Stormwater Fund ($18,854.15), and Sponsorship Fund ($157.49). During public comment, an employee of Synergy Real Estate Corporation requested help promoting business at University Centre without violating ordinances; the planning director agreed to meet with him. The parks and recreation director reported that Moon Park remains busy with fall sports and pavilion rentals, and that the Amrock Disc Golf Course grand opening at Olson Park is set for September 1. She noted that the 50-person outdoor limit reinstated by the Allegheny Health Dept. puts current events in violation; the board discussed compliance strategies. The community development director reported that the Planning Commission recommended approval for the Downes Fire Station, rezoning requests for Pittsburgh Airport property and the Elks Club, and a grading ordinance text amendment, all slated for the September 2 meeting. The township engineer reported that the 2020 Road Program is anticipated to start in August, and that design work continues on the dog park, sanitary sewer extension, MS4 stream restoration, and stormwater ponds. The fire chief announced a $236,600 SAFER grant award from FEMA for the volunteer fire company.
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