30 September 2020
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 61 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on September 30, 2020. The board unanimously approved Resolution R-25-2020, appointing the township manager as voting delegate and the assistant manager as alternate for the Pennsylvania Municipal League’s virtual annual summit. Resolution R-26-2020, appointing delegates to the Tax Collection Committee for the Allegheny County Southwest Tax Collection District, also passed unanimously. The board authorized the acquisition of rights-of-way and easements for stormwater management improvements on properties at 148 Convair Drive and 1345 Coraopolis Heights Road, and for multiple parcels for stormwater improvements, via resolutions R-27, R-28, and R-29. Resolution R-30 authorized acquisition for pedestrian safety improvements on property owned by a resident. The board approved a bond reduction for Foxwood Knolls Phase 4 from $92,222.50 to zero, and extended the Community Benefits Agreement with Moon IL-AL Investors, LLC until December 3, 2021. Bills were approved from the General Fund ($118,545.11), Stormwater Management ($14,351.03), and other funds, with a supervisor abstaining from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. The board also voted to write off $99,609.63 in uncollectible development escrow accounts, following the solicitor’s advice that debts prior to 2014 were legally uncollectible. During public comment, three residents requested two additional pickleball courts; the board directed the Parks and Recreation Director to prepare a feasibility study. The Parks and Recreation report noted the splash pad closing, upcoming events including a drive-through Veterans Breakfast and the Moon Lights holiday festival, and ongoing programming. The Community Development Department provided updates on a rezoning application for Pittsburgh Airport Properties, the revised Wiltshire Estates PRD, final plans for Luna Ridge Phase 1 and Harmony at Moon, an RMU grant application, a sidewalk plan connecting Cherrington Parkway to Ewing Road, and development meetings for Sheetz, a Walmart out-parcel, and Moon Clinton Road residential. The engineer’s report covered the 2020 road program, park improvements, the Moon Park maintenance building, stormwater management coordination, and cost estimates for the 120 Mooncrest Drive building ($1.5 million) and Robin Hill roof replacement ($345,000). Presentations were given on proposed renovations to the Downes Fire Station, the police station, and the municipal complex, with total project costs estimated at $22,182,000. The meeting adjourned at 11:57 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on September 30, 2020. The board unanimously approved Resolution R-25-2020, appointing the township manager as voting delegate and the assistant manager as alternate for the Pennsylvania Municipal League’s virtual annual summit. Resolution R-26-2020, appointing delegates to the Tax Collection Committee for the Allegheny County Southwest Tax Collection District, also passed unanimously. The board authorized the acquisition of rights-of-way and easements for stormwater management improvements on properties at 148 Convair Drive and 1345 Coraopolis Heights Road, and for multiple parcels for stormwater improvements, via resolutions R-27, R-28, and R-29. Resolution R-30 authorized acquisition for pedestrian safety improvements on property owned by a resident. The board approved a bond reduction for Foxwood Knolls Phase 4 from $92,222.50 to zero, and extended the Community Benefits Agreement with Moon IL-AL Investors, LLC until December 3, 2021. Bills were approved from the General Fund ($118,545.11), Stormwater Management ($14,351.03), and other funds, with a supervisor abstaining from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. The board also voted to write off $99,609.63 in uncollectible development escrow accounts, following the solicitor’s advice that debts prior to 2014 were legally uncollectible. During public comment, three residents requested two additional pickleball courts; the board directed the Parks and Recreation Director to prepare a feasibility study. The Parks and Recreation report noted the splash pad closing, upcoming events including a drive-through Veterans Breakfast and the Moon Lights holiday festival, and ongoing programming. The Community Development Department provided updates on a rezoning application for Pittsburgh Airport Properties, the revised Wiltshire Estates PRD, final plans for Luna Ridge Phase 1 and Harmony at Moon, an RMU grant application, a sidewalk plan connecting Cherrington Parkway to Ewing Road, and development meetings for Sheetz, a Walmart out-parcel, and Moon Clinton Road residential. The engineer’s report covered the 2020 road program, park improvements, the Moon Park maintenance building, stormwater management coordination, and cost estimates for the 120 Mooncrest Drive building ($1.5 million) and Robin Hill roof replacement ($345,000). Presentations were given on proposed renovations to the Downes Fire Station, the police station, and the municipal complex, with total project costs estimated at $22,182,000. The meeting adjourned at 11:57 p.m.
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