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5 May 2021

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 34 subject tags

The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved partial payments totaling $57,070.15 for ongoing capital projects: $16,875.25 to Westmoreland Electrical Services for the Moon Park Maintenance Building electrical work, $5,400.00 to D & G Mechanical for the Municipal Building roof replacement and HVAC, and $34,794.90 to Newman Plumbing for the maintenance building plumbing. The board also approved the final plans for Diamond Ridge, Phases 1 and 2, and for the Park at Luna Ridge, Phases 1 and 1a, as recommended by the Planning Director. Resolution R-19-2021, amending the general fee schedule to include rental fees for the Carriage House, was approved. Resolution R-20-2021, authorizing the acquisition of a right-of-way and permanent access easement across property owned by 500 Cherrington Associates, LLC on Beaver Grade Road, was approved; a supervisor noted the township does not want to take property but believes the action is in the community’s best interest. The board paid bills from the General Fund ($50,735.55), Bond Fund ($69,307.50), Capital Reserve Fund ($100,448.13), Stormwater Fund ($7,700.00), and Sponsorship Fund ($570.90); a supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to employment with a listed vendor. The Township Manager announced water main flushing through May 14, an Electronics Recycling Day on June 5, the MCA-TV Film Festival deadline of May 14, the Moon Glow Run on July 3, and the first Robin Hill Lunchtime Concert on May 19. A supervisor reported the volunteer fire company responded to 160 calls in the first quarter with 1,038 member responses and 421.5 duty hours. A supervisor reported 3,821 library visits and 10,635 digital titles borrowed in the past month. The meeting adjourned at 6:42 p.m.

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