4 May 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 38 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a $237,487 contract with Stefanik’s N.G.C.C. for 2022 storm water improvements, along with several subdivision and land development plans. The board approved the Mitchell-Trinity Simple Subdivision, the Airport Office Park Subdivision, the ACAA Deicing and Fueling Station land development plan, and the Braddock Hall Subdivision, all as recommended by the township engineer or staff. A series of change orders for the municipal building interior renovations were approved: Change Order No. 3 for general construction increased the contract by $85,952.20 to convert the community room into an MCA-TV studio and add a basement restroom; Change Order No. 1 for plumbing decreased the contract by $642.59; and Change Order No. 1 for electrical increased it by $36,141.04 for the same work. A separate HVAC change order for the roof replacement and HVAC contract was tabled due to an incorrect dollar amount, but a related $9,864 change order for that contract was approved. The board also approved a $25,000 change order for the 2022 Roadway Improvement Program to pave the Moon Golf Club storage building parking lot and access drive, and a $1,550 change order for HVAC work at the Downes Fire Station to cover a time extension. An addendum to the Capital Asset Protection Inc. agreement was approved, setting the hourly rate at $24.48 for 2022 park security. The board approved a $7,499.32 proposal from The Lerro Corporation to equip the new conference room with video meeting capabilities, and a $1,000 bronze-level township sponsorship for the 4th Annual Sr. Rene Porcopio Memorial Golf Outing benefiting Mooncrest Neighborhood Programs. Bills were paid from the General Fund ($617,910.73), ARPA Fund ($14,010.27), Capital Reserve Fund ($55,262.83), Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($25,950.18), 2020 Bond Fund ($467,855.13), and Stormwater Fund ($71,786.01). During public comment, a resident requested the township ask a developer to replant barrier trees after tree removal for a sewer line easement. The board also heard from a pastor of Rival Today Church, who requested 30-45 days to bring his building up to code; the township manager stated the notice to vacate was effective immediately, and the solicitor clarified the building’s occupancy permit only allows office use, not assembly.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a $237,487 contract with Stefanik’s N.G.C.C. for 2022 storm water improvements, along with several subdivision and land development plans. The board approved the Mitchell-Trinity Simple Subdivision, the Airport Office Park Subdivision, the ACAA Deicing and Fueling Station land development plan, and the Braddock Hall Subdivision, all as recommended by the township engineer or staff. A series of change orders for the municipal building interior renovations were approved: Change Order No. 3 for general construction increased the contract by $85,952.20 to convert the community room into an MCA-TV studio and add a basement restroom; Change Order No. 1 for plumbing decreased the contract by $642.59; and Change Order No. 1 for electrical increased it by $36,141.04 for the same work. A separate HVAC change order for the roof replacement and HVAC contract was tabled due to an incorrect dollar amount, but a related $9,864 change order for that contract was approved. The board also approved a $25,000 change order for the 2022 Roadway Improvement Program to pave the Moon Golf Club storage building parking lot and access drive, and a $1,550 change order for HVAC work at the Downes Fire Station to cover a time extension. An addendum to the Capital Asset Protection Inc. agreement was approved, setting the hourly rate at $24.48 for 2022 park security. The board approved a $7,499.32 proposal from The Lerro Corporation to equip the new conference room with video meeting capabilities, and a $1,000 bronze-level township sponsorship for the 4th Annual Sr. Rene Porcopio Memorial Golf Outing benefiting Mooncrest Neighborhood Programs. Bills were paid from the General Fund ($617,910.73), ARPA Fund ($14,010.27), Capital Reserve Fund ($55,262.83), Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($25,950.18), 2020 Bond Fund ($467,855.13), and Stormwater Fund ($71,786.01). During public comment, a resident requested the township ask a developer to replant barrier trees after tree removal for a sewer line easement. The board also heard from a pastor of Rival Today Church, who requested 30-45 days to bring his building up to code; the township manager stated the notice to vacate was effective immediately, and the solicitor clarified the building’s occupancy permit only allows office use, not assembly.
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