21 December 2020
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 37 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a $12,792.25 proposal from Traffic Systems and Services, LLC to replace a 15-mph school zone flasher sign and pole on Coraopolis Heights Road near Rhema School; the planning director said he would contact PennDOT for a review. The board authorized Partial Payment No. 3 of $139,545.00 to Swede Construction for the Moon Park Maintenance Building. Four contracts were awarded for the Municipal Building Roof Replacement and HVAC project: Ramp Construction Company, Inc. for general construction at $337,000.00; Reno Brothers, Inc. for plumbing at $44,348.00; Bronder Technical Services, Inc. for electrical at $16,999.00; and D & G Mechanical, Inc. for HVAC at $251,900.00. The board approved Bond Reduction Request No. 3 for the Subaru Vehicle Service Center, lowering the bond from $67,726.35 to $10,000.00. An invoice of $15,956.21 from Duquesne Light Company for electrical service to the Moon Park Maintenance Building was approved. Partial payments were authorized for the 2020 Roadway Improvement Program ($348,287.60 to Youngblood Paving), and for the Moon Park Maintenance Building subcontractors: Newman Plumbing ($28,944.90), Westmoreland Electrical Services ($11,990.59), and Reno Brothers ($14,949.90). Bills were paid from the General Fund ($114,279.92), Capital Reserve Fund ($214,169.15), Military Banner Fund ($340.00), and Stormwater Fund ($13,904.73), with ratification of $18,106.08 in prior General Fund payments. The Parks and Recreation report noted the Moon Lights Holiday Festival drew 2,500–3,000 attendees and that the synthetic ice rink is open. a supervisor reported a request from a resident for a $150,000 township loan to finish a playground; the solicitor will research options. Community Development updates covered West Hills Commerce Park, Moon Golf Maintenance Facility, PNC Bank plans, and Marketplace Boulevard Development. The engineer reported the 2020 road program is complete, and bids for the Downes Fire Station renovations are due January 20, 2021. The board discussed the 2021 library budget and committee vacancies ahead of the reorganization meeting.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a $12,792.25 proposal from Traffic Systems and Services, LLC to replace a 15-mph school zone flasher sign and pole on Coraopolis Heights Road near Rhema School; the planning director said he would contact PennDOT for a review. The board authorized Partial Payment No. 3 of $139,545.00 to Swede Construction for the Moon Park Maintenance Building. Four contracts were awarded for the Municipal Building Roof Replacement and HVAC project: Ramp Construction Company, Inc. for general construction at $337,000.00; Reno Brothers, Inc. for plumbing at $44,348.00; Bronder Technical Services, Inc. for electrical at $16,999.00; and D & G Mechanical, Inc. for HVAC at $251,900.00. The board approved Bond Reduction Request No. 3 for the Subaru Vehicle Service Center, lowering the bond from $67,726.35 to $10,000.00. An invoice of $15,956.21 from Duquesne Light Company for electrical service to the Moon Park Maintenance Building was approved. Partial payments were authorized for the 2020 Roadway Improvement Program ($348,287.60 to Youngblood Paving), and for the Moon Park Maintenance Building subcontractors: Newman Plumbing ($28,944.90), Westmoreland Electrical Services ($11,990.59), and Reno Brothers ($14,949.90). Bills were paid from the General Fund ($114,279.92), Capital Reserve Fund ($214,169.15), Military Banner Fund ($340.00), and Stormwater Fund ($13,904.73), with ratification of $18,106.08 in prior General Fund payments. The Parks and Recreation report noted the Moon Lights Holiday Festival drew 2,500–3,000 attendees and that the synthetic ice rink is open. a supervisor reported a request from a resident for a $150,000 township loan to finish a playground; the solicitor will research options. Community Development updates covered West Hills Commerce Park, Moon Golf Maintenance Facility, PNC Bank plans, and Marketplace Boulevard Development. The engineer reported the 2020 road program is complete, and bids for the Downes Fire Station renovations are due January 20, 2021. The board discussed the 2021 library budget and committee vacancies ahead of the reorganization meeting.
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