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3 February 2021

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

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The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on February 3, 2021, taking a series of significant actions on development, infrastructure, and municipal contracts. The board approved a conditional use application and a major land development plan for a new PNC Bank branch at 931 Brodhead Road, allowing modifications from the University Boulevard Overlay District requirements, including a reduced front setback. They also approved a land development plan for a new maintenance building at the Moon Golf Club. In financial matters, the board exonerated the tax collector from collecting delinquent per capita and real estate taxes for 2020 and transferred collection authority to Weiss Burkardt Kramer, LLC. Several partial payments were approved for the Moon Park Maintenance Building project: $29,472.14 to Reno Brothers for HVAC, $44,417.66 to Westmoreland Electrical Services, and $62,554.50 to Swede Construction for general work. The board awarded a geotechnical investigation for the Moon Dog Park to Construction Engineering Consultants for $8,475 and approved proposals from Todd Electric and Scott Electric totaling $17,914.16 for electrical work at the maintenance building. Major capital projects moved forward with the award of a $1.35 million general construction contract for the Municipal Building addition and facade improvements to Declan Construction, along with plumbing and electrical contracts. The board also awarded a $1,214,369 general construction contract for the Downes Fire Station improvements to Graham Construction, plus add alternates and separate plumbing and electrical contracts. Other actions included appointing Michael Baker International as Township Traffic Engineer, approving a sponsorship agreement with Express Employment Professionals for park events, and adopting resolutions updating the operations manual and establishing compensation for the tax collector position. The board paid bills totaling over $264,000 across multiple funds.

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