28 July 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 55 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on July 28, 2021, with a supervisor presiding. Three supervisors were present and one supervisor was absent. The board approved a bond reduction request for the RMU School of Engineering, Math, and Science, lowering the bond from $488,356 to $45,396 as recommended by the township engineer. They also authorized advertisement of a public hearing for a zoning ordinance amendment to the definition of a hotel, scheduled for September 1, 2021. Discussion was held on proposed zoning ordinance amendments related to short-term rental of dwelling units, with the Planning Director and Solicitor providing updates. The board approved payment of bills from the General Fund ($124,167.09), Stormwater Fund ($16,444.23), Sponsorship Fund ($457.34), and Military Banner Fund ($85.00). The Parks and Recreation Department reported record pavilion rentals at Moon Park, completion of the Mortgage Connect Trailhead, and a new memorial brick garden. The Community Development Department discussed a municipal land use letter request for the Brunot Island Crescent Project, a sidewalk waiver request for 1245 Maple Street Extension, and landscaping within township road rights-of-way on Bentley Downs Drive and North Jamestown Road. The engineer reported on numerous ongoing projects, including the 2020 and 2021 road programs, the dog park contract awarded to Stefanik’s N.G.C.C. for $138,505, and the Moon Park Maintenance Building. Bond issue improvements were detailed, including storm and sanitary relocation at the municipal complex, the Downes Fire Station construction with multiple contracts and change orders, and the municipal building addition and façade improvements. The board also discussed proposals for emergency overflow drains and elevator sump, recommending awards to Reno Brothers ($6,937) and Newman Plumbing ($15,197.32). The meeting adjourned to executive session at 9:06 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on July 28, 2021, with a supervisor presiding. Three supervisors were present and one supervisor was absent. The board approved a bond reduction request for the RMU School of Engineering, Math, and Science, lowering the bond from $488,356 to $45,396 as recommended by the township engineer. They also authorized advertisement of a public hearing for a zoning ordinance amendment to the definition of a hotel, scheduled for September 1, 2021. Discussion was held on proposed zoning ordinance amendments related to short-term rental of dwelling units, with the Planning Director and Solicitor providing updates. The board approved payment of bills from the General Fund ($124,167.09), Stormwater Fund ($16,444.23), Sponsorship Fund ($457.34), and Military Banner Fund ($85.00). The Parks and Recreation Department reported record pavilion rentals at Moon Park, completion of the Mortgage Connect Trailhead, and a new memorial brick garden. The Community Development Department discussed a municipal land use letter request for the Brunot Island Crescent Project, a sidewalk waiver request for 1245 Maple Street Extension, and landscaping within township road rights-of-way on Bentley Downs Drive and North Jamestown Road. The engineer reported on numerous ongoing projects, including the 2020 and 2021 road programs, the dog park contract awarded to Stefanik’s N.G.C.C. for $138,505, and the Moon Park Maintenance Building. Bond issue improvements were detailed, including storm and sanitary relocation at the municipal complex, the Downes Fire Station construction with multiple contracts and change orders, and the municipal building addition and façade improvements. The board also discussed proposals for emergency overflow drains and elevator sump, recommending awards to Reno Brothers ($6,937) and Newman Plumbing ($15,197.32). The meeting adjourned to executive session at 9:06 p.m.
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