29 September 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 41 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on September 29, 2021, with the Vice Chairman presiding. The board unanimously authorized the Township Manager to sign letters supporting Hollow Oak Land Trust’s DCED grant application for the Trello Subdivision acquisition, which would add roughly 15 acres to the Montour Woods Conservation Area and expand trail connections. A supervisor abstained. The board approved an environmental services proposal from Ecotune Environmental Consultants for the Olson Park Stream Restoration and Flood Control Project at a cost of $6,700, and approved a $26,704.27 proposal from Declan Construction for masonry brick repair on the Municipal Building exterior. Several bills were approved for payment, including $215,373.79 from the General Fund, $18,265.50 from the Stormwater Fund, $422.26 from the Military Banner Fund, $2,038.82 from the Sponsorship Fund, and a ratification of $145,067.30 in General Fund bills. Two supervisors abstained from specific bill payments due to conflicts of interest with Aqua Filter Fresh and Moon Township Ford, respectively. The Police Chief reported that an officer was selected as the primary School Resource Officer and another officer as backup, with a 65%/35% cost split with the school district pending board approval on October 6. The Planning Director previewed upcoming agenda items, including a Community Benefits Agreement amendment, the Grant Drive land development, a modification request from St. Michael Mausoleum regarding stormwater detention pond freeboard and fencing, and a Vacant Property Recovery Program application for 213 Juniper Drive. The Engineer reported that the 2020 Road Program is complete, the dog park fencing project will be re-bid after receiving only one bid, and bids for the Municipal Complex concrete walkways, stormwater improvements, and interior renovation were opened, with apparent low bidders identified. The board also received the August 2021 financial reports and scheduled 2022 budget meetings for October 13, 18, and 25.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on September 29, 2021, with the Vice Chairman presiding. The board unanimously authorized the Township Manager to sign letters supporting Hollow Oak Land Trust’s DCED grant application for the Trello Subdivision acquisition, which would add roughly 15 acres to the Montour Woods Conservation Area and expand trail connections. A supervisor abstained. The board approved an environmental services proposal from Ecotune Environmental Consultants for the Olson Park Stream Restoration and Flood Control Project at a cost of $6,700, and approved a $26,704.27 proposal from Declan Construction for masonry brick repair on the Municipal Building exterior. Several bills were approved for payment, including $215,373.79 from the General Fund, $18,265.50 from the Stormwater Fund, $422.26 from the Military Banner Fund, $2,038.82 from the Sponsorship Fund, and a ratification of $145,067.30 in General Fund bills. Two supervisors abstained from specific bill payments due to conflicts of interest with Aqua Filter Fresh and Moon Township Ford, respectively.
The Police Chief reported that an officer was selected as the primary School Resource Officer and another officer as backup, with a 65%/35% cost split with the school district pending board approval on October 6. The Planning Director previewed upcoming agenda items, including a Community Benefits Agreement amendment, the Grant Drive land development, a modification request from St. Michael Mausoleum regarding stormwater detention pond freeboard and fencing, and a Vacant Property Recovery Program application for 213 Juniper Drive. The Engineer reported that the 2020 Road Program is complete, the dog park fencing project will be re-bid after receiving only one bid, and bids for the Municipal Complex concrete walkways, stormwater improvements, and interior renovation were opened, with apparent low bidders identified. The board also received the August 2021 financial reports and scheduled 2022 budget meetings for October 13, 18, and 25.
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