28 April 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 49 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors convened a workshop meeting on April 28, 2021, with the chairman presiding and three members present; one member was absent. The board ratified partial payments of $82,035 to LM&R Excavating for stormwater pond maintenance and $36,180 to Swede Construction for the Moon Park Maintenance Building. They approved a second option year with Cargill for rock salt through the SHACOG purchasing alliance, and awarded the 2021 park security bid to Capital Asset Protection at $22.15 per hour, with scheduled increases through 2023. Resolution R-18-2021 was approved, authorizing acquisition of right-of-way and easements from Exotic Hospitality Holdings for pedestrian safety improvements on University Boulevard. The board approved bills from the General Fund totaling $696,078.60, with one supervisor abstaining due to a conflict with Moon Township Ford; also approved were bills from the Military Banner Fund ($170), Sponsorship Fund ($1,710.40), and Liquid Fuels Fund ($176,251.50). Two stormwater and capital reserve bill items were voided as duplicates. The board appointed CEC for testing and inspection services on municipal building and fire station projects, and awarded the 2021 roadway improvements contract to Youngblood Paving in two motions: $1,745,681.45 funded across road, bond, and short-term borrowing accounts, and $792,483 for base bid and alternates from Liquid Fuels and Capital Reserve funds. The Parks and Recreation Director reported on Earth Day success, summer hours, and proposed a Carriage House rental program with fees ranging from $50 to $175, requiring a fee resolution amendment. Presentations included a request to name the park maintenance building after a specific individual, and the Police Chief detailed a $33,000 body camera program with 16 cameras, set to launch around May 10. Development updates covered Watermark (336 rental units), Diamond Ridge, Luna Ridge, Elk Ridge, Cargo Building 4, and Sheetz. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 10:09 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors convened a workshop meeting on April 28, 2021, with the chairman presiding and three members present; one member was absent. The board ratified partial payments of $82,035 to LM&R Excavating for stormwater pond maintenance and $36,180 to Swede Construction for the Moon Park Maintenance Building. They approved a second option year with Cargill for rock salt through the SHACOG purchasing alliance, and awarded the 2021 park security bid to Capital Asset Protection at $22.15 per hour, with scheduled increases through 2023. Resolution R-18-2021 was approved, authorizing acquisition of right-of-way and easements from Exotic Hospitality Holdings for pedestrian safety improvements on University Boulevard.
The board approved bills from the General Fund totaling $696,078.60, with one supervisor abstaining due to a conflict with Moon Township Ford; also approved were bills from the Military Banner Fund ($170), Sponsorship Fund ($1,710.40), and Liquid Fuels Fund ($176,251.50). Two stormwater and capital reserve bill items were voided as duplicates. The board appointed CEC for testing and inspection services on municipal building and fire station projects, and awarded the 2021 roadway improvements contract to Youngblood Paving in two motions: $1,745,681.45 funded across road, bond, and short-term borrowing accounts, and $792,483 for base bid and alternates from Liquid Fuels and Capital Reserve funds.
The Parks and Recreation Director reported on Earth Day success, summer hours, and proposed a Carriage House rental program with fees ranging from $50 to $175, requiring a fee resolution amendment. Presentations included a request to name the park maintenance building after a specific individual, and the Police Chief detailed a $33,000 body camera program with 16 cameras, set to launch around May 10. Development updates covered Watermark (336 rental units), Diamond Ridge, Luna Ridge, Elk Ridge, Cargo Building 4, and Sheetz. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 10:09 p.m.
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