30 June 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 63 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a $3,700 environmental assessment proposal from AGX, Inc. for the Public Safety Building renovations, as recommended by the township’s consulting engineer. They awarded the mowing and tree clearing contract, Contract No. 21-L01, to Stefaniks N.G.C.C. for $138,505.00. An easement agreement for water and sanitary sewer line extensions between the township and the Moon Township Municipal Authority was approved. The board accepted a $35,147.00 quotation from Wine Concrete Products Inc. for storm facilities at the municipal complex, and awarded Contract No. 21-SW1 for Olson Park storm water improvements to Cronin Enterprises LLC for $800,514.95. Bills were paid from the General Fund ($424,101.60), Military Banner Fund ($255.00), Stormwater Fund ($4,260.53), Sponsorship Fund ($5,268.91), Liquid Fuels Fund ($39,410.00), and Fire Escrow Fund ($31,827.24), with ratification of earlier payments from the General Fund ($10,484.72) and Bond Fund ($164,510.32). A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest with Moon Township Ford. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about landscaping on roadway islands and requested a speed limit reduction or one-way street signs; the township manager agreed to investigate property ownership, and the board authorized a letter to a resident who parks on his front yard. The Parks and Recreation director reported that the Moon Park playground and splash pad were featured on Play Pittsburgh, the Farmer’s Market is active, and pavilion rentals have broken all previous records. The Glow Run 5K has over 300 registrants, and the July 4th event is set. The Robin Hill Concert Series and Family Fun Nights are drawing strong attendance. The Community Development director provided updates on the Prism at Diamond Ridge master plan and final plan, both slated for a July 7 public hearing and board approval, and discussed Air BNB regulations with the solicitor. The engineer reported completion of the 2020 road program and progress on the 2021 road program, the Miracle Field building, and the dog park. Bids were opened for the Mooncrest Community Center demolition and the municipal complex sewer relocation, with Stefaniks N.G.C.C. as low bidder for both. A change order for Robin Hill roof replacement added $34,080.00 for chimney repairs. The board previewed the July 7 regular meeting agenda, which includes awards for the sewer relocation, community center demolition, and multiple partial payments for the Downes Fire Station and municipal building projects. The meeting adjourned at 8:54 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a $3,700 environmental assessment proposal from AGX, Inc. for the Public Safety Building renovations, as recommended by the township’s consulting engineer. They awarded the mowing and tree clearing contract, Contract No. 21-L01, to Stefaniks N.G.C.C. for $138,505.00. An easement agreement for water and sanitary sewer line extensions between the township and the Moon Township Municipal Authority was approved. The board accepted a $35,147.00 quotation from Wine Concrete Products Inc. for storm facilities at the municipal complex, and awarded Contract No. 21-SW1 for Olson Park storm water improvements to Cronin Enterprises LLC for $800,514.95. Bills were paid from the General Fund ($424,101.60), Military Banner Fund ($255.00), Stormwater Fund ($4,260.53), Sponsorship Fund ($5,268.91), Liquid Fuels Fund ($39,410.00), and Fire Escrow Fund ($31,827.24), with ratification of earlier payments from the General Fund ($10,484.72) and Bond Fund ($164,510.32). A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest with Moon Township Ford.
During public comment, a resident raised concerns about landscaping on roadway islands and requested a speed limit reduction or one-way street signs; the township manager agreed to investigate property ownership, and the board authorized a letter to a resident who parks on his front yard.
The Parks and Recreation director reported that the Moon Park playground and splash pad were featured on Play Pittsburgh, the Farmer’s Market is active, and pavilion rentals have broken all previous records. The Glow Run 5K has over 300 registrants, and the July 4th event is set. The Robin Hill Concert Series and Family Fun Nights are drawing strong attendance.
The Community Development director provided updates on the Prism at Diamond Ridge master plan and final plan, both slated for a July 7 public hearing and board approval, and discussed Air BNB regulations with the solicitor.
The engineer reported completion of the 2020 road program and progress on the 2021 road program, the Miracle Field building, and the dog park. Bids were opened for the Mooncrest Community Center demolition and the municipal complex sewer relocation, with Stefaniks N.G.C.C. as low bidder for both. A change order for Robin Hill roof replacement added $34,080.00 for chimney repairs. The board previewed the July 7 regular meeting agenda, which includes awards for the sewer relocation, community center demolition, and multiple partial payments for the Downes Fire Station and municipal building projects. The meeting adjourned at 8:54 p.m.
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