6 April 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 37 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the final plan and second amendment for the Village at Marketplace, Phase 2, as recommended by staff and the township engineer. The board also voted to provide a letter of support for the Hollow Oak Land Trust’s application for a PA DCNR grant to acquire 16 acres adjacent to the Montour Woods Greenway, a project that would protect a spring-fed pond and add roughly three-quarters of a mile of trails. Resolution R-17-2022, adopting the 2022 Emergency Operations Plan, passed unanimously. Several construction contracts were awarded: LM&R Excavating received the township-wide landscaping restoration contract ($374,342.50, funded by storm water and bond funds) and the Mooncrest Community Center ADA ramp contract ($126,000, from short-term borrowing). A. Liberoni, Inc. won the Fitzrandolph Drive storm sewer improvements contract ($179,744.71, ARP-funded), and Youngblood Paving was awarded the 2022 Road Program contract ($1,036,359.20) covering the base bid plus Fitzrandolph and Montclair drives. The board approved purchasing a Caterpillar compact track loader with mill head from Cleveland Brothers ($98,958) and a Wright 72-inch Stander mower from Phelps Outdoor Power Equipment ($12,936), both under Costars contracts. Bills were approved across multiple funds, including $223,990.72 from the General Fund, $572,879.23 from the Stormwater Fund, and $476,463.15 from the 2020 Bond Fund. a supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to his employment with a company on the bill register. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about the overnight parking ordinance, saying he had received citations and could not afford a driveway; supervisors defended the ordinance as necessary. Another resident commended a police officer for assistance with a check fraud case. The board also recognized National Library Week, Osteopathic Medicine Week, Arbor Day, and a resident’s donation of 55 trees to the new dog park.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the final plan and second amendment for the Village at Marketplace, Phase 2, as recommended by staff and the township engineer. The board also voted to provide a letter of support for the Hollow Oak Land Trust’s application for a PA DCNR grant to acquire 16 acres adjacent to the Montour Woods Greenway, a project that would protect a spring-fed pond and add roughly three-quarters of a mile of trails. Resolution R-17-2022, adopting the 2022 Emergency Operations Plan, passed unanimously.
Several construction contracts were awarded: LM&R Excavating received the township-wide landscaping restoration contract ($374,342.50, funded by storm water and bond funds) and the Mooncrest Community Center ADA ramp contract ($126,000, from short-term borrowing). A. Liberoni, Inc. won the Fitzrandolph Drive storm sewer improvements contract ($179,744.71, ARP-funded), and Youngblood Paving was awarded the 2022 Road Program contract ($1,036,359.20) covering the base bid plus Fitzrandolph and Montclair drives. The board approved purchasing a Caterpillar compact track loader with mill head from Cleveland Brothers ($98,958) and a Wright 72-inch Stander mower from Phelps Outdoor Power Equipment ($12,936), both under Costars contracts.
Bills were approved across multiple funds, including $223,990.72 from the General Fund, $572,879.23 from the Stormwater Fund, and $476,463.15 from the 2020 Bond Fund. a supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to his employment with a company on the bill register.
During public comment, a resident raised concerns about the overnight parking ordinance, saying he had received citations and could not afford a driveway; supervisors defended the ordinance as necessary. Another resident commended a police officer for assistance with a check fraud case. The board also recognized National Library Week, Osteopathic Medicine Week, Arbor Day, and a resident’s donation of 55 trees to the new dog park.
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