21 March 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 62 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors approved a bond reduction for the Village at Marketplace, Phase 1, lowering the amount from $2,583,160.90 to $2,145,675.90 as recommended by the Township Engineer. They also awarded a $14,420.00 fencing contract to Watt Fencing, Inc. for a black coated system around the stormwater retention pond near the Miracle League Field and a split rail fence at the top of the retaining wall, with the condition that the pond fence be completed by the Earth Day celebration on April 25. The board ratified bills from the General Fund ($32,243.04), Capital Reserve Fund ($17,635.50), and Liquid Fuels Fund ($113,395.89) for March 4-29, and approved payments from the General Fund ($163,740.23), Sponsorship Fund ($435.00), Liquid Fuels Fund ($262,267.38), and Stormwater Fund ($36,171.90) for March 30-31. A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest involving Moon Township Ford. During public comment, a resident discussed Diamond Ridge Master Plan waiver requests. The Parks and Recreation Director reported that Moon Park bathrooms are open, the ice rink is disassembled, a 3-mile loop is complete, and summer camp registration opened for returning campers. The Planning Director provided updates on Diamond Ridge, West Hills Commerce Center, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Luna Ridge, Elk Ridge, and a T-Mobile sponsorship agreement. The Engineer reported that Youngblood Paving was the apparent low bidder for the 2021 Road Program base bid of $489,506.29, and that bids opened for MS4 pond projects and the 154 Rosemont Drive project. The board authorized posting surplus vehicles for sale on Municibid and discussed a proposed International truck purchase for the April 7 agenda. The board also discussed maintaining a 15-17% fund balance and previewed the April 7 regular meeting agenda, including a resolution for stormwater fee collection policies and a resolution authorizing up to $11,000,000 in bonds for Winchester Thurston School.The Board of Supervisors approved a bond reduction for the Village at Marketplace, Phase 1, lowering the amount from $2,583,160.90 to $2,145,675.90 as recommended by the Township Engineer. They also awarded a $14,420.00 fencing contract to Watt Fencing, Inc. for a black coated system around the stormwater retention pond near the Miracle League Field and a split rail fence at the top of the retaining wall, with the condition that the pond fence be completed by the Earth Day celebration on April 25. The board ratified bills from the General Fund ($32,243.04), Capital Reserve Fund ($17,635.50), and Liquid Fuels Fund ($113,395.89) for March 4-29, and approved payments from the General Fund ($163,740.23), Sponsorship Fund ($435.00), Liquid Fuels Fund ($262,267.38), and Stormwater Fund ($36,171.90) for March 30-31. A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest involving Moon Township Ford. During public comment, a resident discussed Diamond Ridge Master Plan waiver requests. The Parks and Recreation Director reported that Moon Park bathrooms are open, the ice rink is disassembled, a 3-mile loop is complete, and summer camp registration opened for returning campers. The Planning Director provided updates on Diamond Ridge, West Hills Commerce Center, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Luna Ridge, Elk Ridge, and a T-Mobile sponsorship agreement. The Engineer reported that Youngblood Paving was the apparent low bidder for the 2021 Road Program base bid of $489,506.29, and that bids opened for MS4 pond projects and the 154 Rosemont Drive project. The board authorized posting surplus vehicles for sale on Municibid and discussed a proposed International truck purchase for the April 7 agenda. The board also discussed maintaining a 15-17% fund balance and previewed the April 7 regular meeting agenda, including a resolution for stormwater fee collection policies and a resolution authorizing up to $11,000,000 in bonds for Winchester Thurston School.
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