7 July 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 23 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on July 7, 2021, with all five members present. The board approved minutes from the May 26 workshop, June 2 regular meeting, and June 2 special meeting. Following a public hearing, the board approved Resolution R-28-2021 granting conditional use and master plan approval for the Prism at Diamond Ridge, a planned non-residential development, and also approved the final plan for the project as recommended by the planning director. The board approved a series of contractor payments: Partial Payment No. 2 to Declan Construction for $126,765 for municipal building work; Partial Payment No. 2 to D&G Mechanical for $28,800 for HVAC work; Partial Payment No. 1 to Graham Construction for $274,895.52 for Downes Fire Station improvements; Partial Payment No. 1 to Westmoreland Electric Services for $13,126.14 for municipal building work; Partial Payment No. 1 to Newman Plumbing for $63,629.78 for fire station plumbing; Partial Payment No. 1 to Preferred Fire Protection for $18,072 for fire suppression; Partial Payment No. 1 to Youngblood Paving for $155,088.60 for roadway improvements; and Final Partial Payment No. 3 to LM&R Excavating for $39,627.50 for stormwater pond maintenance. The board also approved a $32,982.22 payment to RSSC Architecture for police building construction documents. The board awarded a $771,629 contract to Stefaniks N.G.C.C. for municipal complex sewer relocation and a $115,340 contract to the same firm for Mooncrest Community Center select demolition. A change order for $34,080 was approved for the Robin Hill roof replacement. The board paid bills from the General Fund ($46,305.81), Capital Reserve Fund ($14,177.42), Bond Fund ($587,143.80), and Stormwater Fund ($39,627.50), with two supervisors abstaining from the General Fund vote due to conflicts of interest. The township manager announced the farmers market, a new compost site at Moon Park, and upcoming summer events.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on July 7, 2021, with all five members present. The board approved minutes from the May 26 workshop, June 2 regular meeting, and June 2 special meeting. Following a public hearing, the board approved Resolution R-28-2021 granting conditional use and master plan approval for the Prism at Diamond Ridge, a planned non-residential development, and also approved the final plan for the project as recommended by the planning director.
The board approved a series of contractor payments: Partial Payment No. 2 to Declan Construction for $126,765 for municipal building work; Partial Payment No. 2 to D&G Mechanical for $28,800 for HVAC work; Partial Payment No. 1 to Graham Construction for $274,895.52 for Downes Fire Station improvements; Partial Payment No. 1 to Westmoreland Electric Services for $13,126.14 for municipal building work; Partial Payment No. 1 to Newman Plumbing for $63,629.78 for fire station plumbing; Partial Payment No. 1 to Preferred Fire Protection for $18,072 for fire suppression; Partial Payment No. 1 to Youngblood Paving for $155,088.60 for roadway improvements; and Final Partial Payment No. 3 to LM&R Excavating for $39,627.50 for stormwater pond maintenance. The board also approved a $32,982.22 payment to RSSC Architecture for police building construction documents.
The board awarded a $771,629 contract to Stefaniks N.G.C.C. for municipal complex sewer relocation and a $115,340 contract to the same firm for Mooncrest Community Center select demolition. A change order for $34,080 was approved for the Robin Hill roof replacement. The board paid bills from the General Fund ($46,305.81), Capital Reserve Fund ($14,177.42), Bond Fund ($587,143.80), and Stormwater Fund ($39,627.50), with two supervisors abstaining from the General Fund vote due to conflicts of interest. The township manager announced the farmers market, a new compost site at Moon Park, and upcoming summer events.
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