30 March 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 84 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on March 30, 2022, where they approved three bond reductions: Chipotle Grill’s bond was reduced from $51,924.87 to $0.00, the Village at Marketplace Phase 1 bond was reduced from $929,100.40 to $897,268.40, and the Subaru Vehicle Service Center bond was reduced from $6,700.00 to $0.00. The board also ratified payment of bills totaling $25,630.40 from the General Fund and $300.00 from the Short-Term Borrowing Fund. During public comment, a resident requested “No Jake Brake” signage on Flaugherty Run Road, and the Public Works Operations Manager agreed to approach PennDOT about the state road. The Parks and Recreation Department reported that Moon summer camp is sold out with a waitlist, weekend pavilions are sold out for June and July, and the Moon Dog Park fundraiser sold all 200 tickets. The department also presented floor plans for the Mooncrest School Building and said a rental plan and guidelines will be proposed to the board. The Community Development Department updated the board on the final plan for Elk Ridge and the Village at Marketplace Phase 2, both slated for April 6 approval. The board discussed a proposed trail connecting Hunter’s Run Development to McCormick Elementary School, agreeing to have the engineer contact the HOA about the project. The engineer reported that Youngblood Paving, Inc. was the apparent low bidder for the 2022 Joint Road Program at $907,775.00, and recommended award at the next meeting. The board also approved a new water line installation at 1000 Beaver Grade Road. The board discussed capital purchases, including a compact track loader with a mill head that exceeded the $95,000 budget by $3,958.00, and a Wright Manufacturing standing mower that came in $1,342.00 under budget. Both items will be on the April 6 agenda for approval. The board also discussed stormwater runoff issues, police staffing, and RMU police fees for events. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 9:30 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on March 30, 2022, where they approved three bond reductions: Chipotle Grill’s bond was reduced from $51,924.87 to $0.00, the Village at Marketplace Phase 1 bond was reduced from $929,100.40 to $897,268.40, and the Subaru Vehicle Service Center bond was reduced from $6,700.00 to $0.00. The board also ratified payment of bills totaling $25,630.40 from the General Fund and $300.00 from the Short-Term Borrowing Fund.
During public comment, a resident requested “No Jake Brake” signage on Flaugherty Run Road, and the Public Works Operations Manager agreed to approach PennDOT about the state road. The Parks and Recreation Department reported that Moon summer camp is sold out with a waitlist, weekend pavilions are sold out for June and July, and the Moon Dog Park fundraiser sold all 200 tickets. The department also presented floor plans for the Mooncrest School Building and said a rental plan and guidelines will be proposed to the board.
The Community Development Department updated the board on the final plan for Elk Ridge and the Village at Marketplace Phase 2, both slated for April 6 approval. The board discussed a proposed trail connecting Hunter’s Run Development to McCormick Elementary School, agreeing to have the engineer contact the HOA about the project. The engineer reported that Youngblood Paving, Inc. was the apparent low bidder for the 2022 Joint Road Program at $907,775.00, and recommended award at the next meeting. The board also approved a new water line installation at 1000 Beaver Grade Road.
The board discussed capital purchases, including a compact track loader with a mill head that exceeded the $95,000 budget by $3,958.00, and a Wright Manufacturing standing mower that came in $1,342.00 under budget. Both items will be on the April 6 agenda for approval. The board also discussed stormwater runoff issues, police staffing, and RMU police fees for events. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 9:30 p.m.
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