23 February 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 47 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on February 23, 2022, with all five members present. During public comment, a resident detailed water runoff damage to his property, which he said was not disclosed at purchase. The Board suggested he contact Duquesne Light and noted a private drainage system would require a township permit. The Board approved Bond Reduction Request No. 6 for the Village at Marketplace, Phase 1, lowering the bond from $1,283,447.20 to $929,100.40 as recommended by the Township Engineer. They also approved an agreement appointing Jordan Tax Services, Inc. as Deputy Tax Collector. Three resolutions authorizing Statewide Local Share Assessment Grant applications to the Commonwealth Financing Authority were passed: $1,000,000 for Public Safety Building Renovations, $500,000 for Moon Dog Park Phase Two Improvements, and $100,000 for Skylark Motor Inn Structure Demolition. Resolution R-15-2022, establishing salaries for administrative and non-bargaining unit employees, was also approved. The Board ratified bill payments of $6,407.74 from the General Fund. The Parks and Recreation Director reported strong pavilion reservations, with no outside public events booked for 2022, and noted the National Senior Games may host archery at Moon Park in 2023. The director is planning a fundraiser to cover the $15,000 cost of booking The Clarks for the 4th of July celebration. The Engineer reported bids for the 2022 Stormwater Improvements contract (22-ST01) came in with Boney Construction as apparent low bidder at $154,580, but he recommended awarding to LM&R Excavating. He also recommended rebidding the Mooncrest Community Center ADA ramp after bids exceeded estimates. The Board previewed a March 2 agenda that includes the Elk Ridge final plan, a Hunter-Davis subdivision, a Columbia Gas easement agreement, and a standard vendor agreement resolution.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on February 23, 2022, with all five members present. During public comment, a resident detailed water runoff damage to his property, which he said was not disclosed at purchase. The Board suggested he contact Duquesne Light and noted a private drainage system would require a township permit.
The Board approved Bond Reduction Request No. 6 for the Village at Marketplace, Phase 1, lowering the bond from $1,283,447.20 to $929,100.40 as recommended by the Township Engineer. They also approved an agreement appointing Jordan Tax Services, Inc. as Deputy Tax Collector. Three resolutions authorizing Statewide Local Share Assessment Grant applications to the Commonwealth Financing Authority were passed: $1,000,000 for Public Safety Building Renovations, $500,000 for Moon Dog Park Phase Two Improvements, and $100,000 for Skylark Motor Inn Structure Demolition. Resolution R-15-2022, establishing salaries for administrative and non-bargaining unit employees, was also approved. The Board ratified bill payments of $6,407.74 from the General Fund.
The Parks and Recreation Director reported strong pavilion reservations, with no outside public events booked for 2022, and noted the National Senior Games may host archery at Moon Park in 2023. The director is planning a fundraiser to cover the $15,000 cost of booking The Clarks for the 4th of July celebration. The Engineer reported bids for the 2022 Stormwater Improvements contract (22-ST01) came in with Boney Construction as apparent low bidder at $154,580, but he recommended awarding to LM&R Excavating. He also recommended rebidding the Mooncrest Community Center ADA ramp after bids exceeded estimates. The Board previewed a March 2 agenda that includes the Elk Ridge final plan, a Hunter-Davis subdivision, a Columbia Gas easement agreement, and a standard vendor agreement resolution.
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