27 April 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 48 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a $159,680 contract for police station earthwork and grading, awarding it to Stefanik’s Next Generation Contracting Co., Inc. after the apparent low bidder, Sample Development Corporation, withdrew its bid due to a mathematical error. The board also ratified bill payments totaling $52,630.84 across the General Fund ($4,778.94), Capital Reserve Fund ($47,576.90), and Military Banner Fund ($275.00); a supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a bill from his employer, Moon Township Ford. The engineer reported that Youngblood Paving was awarded the 2022 Road Program base bid and alternates for $1,172,360.70, covering capital projects, stormwater work at Bon Meade, the Loch Shin Playlot, and the Richard J. Hyde Elementary parking lot for the school district. The board also heard that LM&R Excavating received a $374,342.50 NPDES contract and A. Liberoni, Inc. was awarded the Fitzrandolph stormwater project for $179,744.71. The engineer recommended awarding the Old Thorn Run, Gladdwood, and Glenburn stormwater contract (22-ST04) to Stefanik’s for $159,680, an item slated for the May 4 agenda. The Parks and Recreation Director reported strong pavilion rentals, the return of summer hours May 1, and a successful Bunny Hop that raised $889.50 and a carload of donations for the West Hills Food Pantry. The Moon Parks Foundation raised over $12,000 for two dog park shade structures. The board supported a fundraising request for the Robin Hill Trust. The Planning Director noted the Mitchell-Trinity, Airport Office Park, and Braddock Hall subdivisions will be on the May 4 agenda for approval. The township manager discussed library expansion options, including potential use of Robert Morris University’s Braddock Hall, and noted the township will contribute $4,000 to the RideACTA shuttle service.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a $159,680 contract for police station earthwork and grading, awarding it to Stefanik’s Next Generation Contracting Co., Inc. after the apparent low bidder, Sample Development Corporation, withdrew its bid due to a mathematical error. The board also ratified bill payments totaling $52,630.84 across the General Fund ($4,778.94), Capital Reserve Fund ($47,576.90), and Military Banner Fund ($275.00); a supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a bill from his employer, Moon Township Ford.
The engineer reported that Youngblood Paving was awarded the 2022 Road Program base bid and alternates for $1,172,360.70, covering capital projects, stormwater work at Bon Meade, the Loch Shin Playlot, and the Richard J. Hyde Elementary parking lot for the school district. The board also heard that LM&R Excavating received a $374,342.50 NPDES contract and A. Liberoni, Inc. was awarded the Fitzrandolph stormwater project for $179,744.71. The engineer recommended awarding the Old Thorn Run, Gladdwood, and Glenburn stormwater contract (22-ST04) to Stefanik’s for $159,680, an item slated for the May 4 agenda.
The Parks and Recreation Director reported strong pavilion rentals, the return of summer hours May 1, and a successful Bunny Hop that raised $889.50 and a carload of donations for the West Hills Food Pantry. The Moon Parks Foundation raised over $12,000 for two dog park shade structures. The board supported a fundraising request for the Robin Hill Trust.
The Planning Director noted the Mitchell-Trinity, Airport Office Park, and Braddock Hall subdivisions will be on the May 4 agenda for approval. The township manager discussed library expansion options, including potential use of Robert Morris University’s Braddock Hall, and noted the township will contribute $4,000 to the RideACTA shuttle service.
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