6 October 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 39 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a lengthy slate of action items at its Oct. 6 meeting, including several construction contracts and grant applications. The board awarded Contract No. 21-MB5 for municipal complex pedestrian improvements to A. Liberoni, Inc. for $345,202.25, and Contract No. 21-MB6 for storm water improvements at the same complex to the same contractor for $528,328.35. It also awarded contracts for general construction at the municipal complex to M.A. Dunn Construction for $458,390, plumbing to East End Plumbing and Mechanical for $82,800, electrical work to McCurley Houston Electric for $115,350, and HVAC to D&G Mechanical for $31,791. The board approved MTMA’s award of the Ewing Road sanitary sewer extension contract to X-Press Underground for $680,570. The board approved five concurring resolutions to apply for Gaming Economic Development Tourism Fund grants through the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County: $500,000 for the dog park phase 2, $300,000 for the Boggs Run Fire Station waterline extension, $500,000 for public safety building renovations, $250,000 for the Mooncrest Community Center sewer extension, and $500,000 for Olson Park phase 3 improvements. The board approved a second amendment to the Community Benefits Agreement with Moon IL-AL Investors, LLC, and Resolution R-32-2021 declaring that the acquisition and disposition of vacant parcels would be in accord with the comprehensive plan. It authorized the chairman to sign a reimbursement and maintenance agreement with PennDOT for ADA ramps. The board approved a memorandum of understanding for the School Resource Officer program with the Moon Area School District. The board continued the public hearing on the short-term rental ordinance to Nov. 3. It approved modification requests for the St. Michael Mausoleum as recommended by staff. The board authorized the township manager to execute a professional services contract with a consultant to review public works operations, and a financial consulting agreement with a consultant at $100 per hour. It approved several easement and license agreements with the Moon Township Municipal Authority for sanitary sewer extensions and relocations. The board paid bills from multiple funds totaling over $456,000, with a supervisor abstaining from the general fund vote due to a conflict. Public comment included an update from a representative of Wheels, Wings & Wishes, who reported raising $35,200 this year and granting eight wishes.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a lengthy slate of action items at its Oct. 6 meeting, including several construction contracts and grant applications. The board awarded Contract No. 21-MB5 for municipal complex pedestrian improvements to A. Liberoni, Inc. for $345,202.25, and Contract No. 21-MB6 for storm water improvements at the same complex to the same contractor for $528,328.35. It also awarded contracts for general construction at the municipal complex to M.A. Dunn Construction for $458,390, plumbing to East End Plumbing and Mechanical for $82,800, electrical work to McCurley Houston Electric for $115,350, and HVAC to D&G Mechanical for $31,791. The board approved MTMA’s award of the Ewing Road sanitary sewer extension contract to X-Press Underground for $680,570.
The board approved five concurring resolutions to apply for Gaming Economic Development Tourism Fund grants through the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County: $500,000 for the dog park phase 2, $300,000 for the Boggs Run Fire Station waterline extension, $500,000 for public safety building renovations, $250,000 for the Mooncrest Community Center sewer extension, and $500,000 for Olson Park phase 3 improvements.
The board approved a second amendment to the Community Benefits Agreement with Moon IL-AL Investors, LLC, and Resolution R-32-2021 declaring that the acquisition and disposition of vacant parcels would be in accord with the comprehensive plan. It authorized the chairman to sign a reimbursement and maintenance agreement with PennDOT for ADA ramps. The board approved a memorandum of understanding for the School Resource Officer program with the Moon Area School District.
The board continued the public hearing on the short-term rental ordinance to Nov. 3. It approved modification requests for the St. Michael Mausoleum as recommended by staff. The board authorized the township manager to execute a professional services contract with a consultant to review public works operations, and a financial consulting agreement with a consultant at $100 per hour. It approved several easement and license agreements with the Moon Township Municipal Authority for sanitary sewer extensions and relocations.
The board paid bills from multiple funds totaling over $456,000, with a supervisor abstaining from the general fund vote due to a conflict. Public comment included an update from a representative of Wheels, Wings & Wishes, who reported raising $35,200 this year and granting eight wishes.
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