3 November 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 33 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors approved the minutes from five prior meetings. They then held a public hearing and approved a conditional use application for the Grant Drive Development, granting deviations from the landscape ordinance as recommended by staff. The board also approved the Grant Drive Land Development plan, the Fern Hollow Plan, and the Kruman-Born Subdivision, all per staff recommendations. Contracts were awarded: Contract No. 21-SW3 for stormwater improvements to LM&R Excavating, LLC for $441,500; and Contract No. 21-F01 (rebid) for fencing to Allegheny Fence Construction Company for $82,040, contingent on GEDF approval. The board approved the 2022 proposed budget for public display. They authorized the purchase of refurbished office furniture from Tri-State Office Furniture for $11,445 for the new finance department, and approved a $9,207 quote from 2Krew Security & Surveillance for access control upgrades. A fund transfer of $11,445 from salary to equipment purchase was approved to cover the furniture cost. The board awarded a letter bid to Todd Electric Company for $6,785 to install a sub-panel for a new rooftop unit. The public hearing for the Short-Term Rental Ordinance was continued to December 1. The board paid bills from the General Fund ($81,337.42), Stormwater Fund ($784), Sponsorship Fund ($1,339), Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($181,827), Capital Reserve Fund ($420,039.15), and requisitioned $453,883.68 from the 2020 Bond Fund for construction costs. A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about abandoned properties on Moon Clinton Road; the township manager and planning director reported that code enforcement is working on demolition of the Skylark property. Supervisors congratulated re-elected members, noted the passing of a former board member, and encouraged residents to review the proposed budget.The Board of Supervisors approved the minutes from five prior meetings. They then held a public hearing and approved a conditional use application for the Grant Drive Development, granting deviations from the landscape ordinance as recommended by staff. The board also approved the Grant Drive Land Development plan, the Fern Hollow Plan, and the Kruman-Born Subdivision, all per staff recommendations. Contracts were awarded: Contract No. 21-SW3 for stormwater improvements to LM&R Excavating, LLC for $441,500; and Contract No. 21-F01 (rebid) for fencing to Allegheny Fence Construction Company for $82,040, contingent on GEDF approval. The board approved the 2022 proposed budget for public display. They authorized the purchase of refurbished office furniture from Tri-State Office Furniture for $11,445 for the new finance department, and approved a $9,207 quote from 2Krew Security & Surveillance for access control upgrades. A fund transfer of $11,445 from salary to equipment purchase was approved to cover the furniture cost. The board awarded a letter bid to Todd Electric Company for $6,785 to install a sub-panel for a new rooftop unit. The public hearing for the Short-Term Rental Ordinance was continued to December 1. The board paid bills from the General Fund ($81,337.42), Stormwater Fund ($784), Sponsorship Fund ($1,339), Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($181,827), Capital Reserve Fund ($420,039.15), and requisitioned $453,883.68 from the 2020 Bond Fund for construction costs. A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about abandoned properties on Moon Clinton Road; the township manager and planning director reported that code enforcement is working on demolition of the Skylark property. Supervisors congratulated re-elected members, noted the passing of a former board member, and encouraged residents to review the proposed budget.
Summarised by AI from the linked minutes, with some details withheld for privacy. The document is the record — check anything that matters against it.