1 March 2023
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 30 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on March 1, 2023, where they first approved an agenda amendment to add a vote on a pricing agreement with Cyclops Technologies for ALPR software. Following a presentation from the Moon Township Public Library on its 2022 annual report, the board approved minutes from previous meetings. A public hearing was held on a conditional use application from the Allegheny County Health Department for a laboratory; the board voted to close the hearing and table the application to allow time to draft a formal decision with appropriate conditions. The board then approved several appointments: a resident to the Environmental Advisory Council for a three-year term, a resident to the MCA-TV Advisory Board to fill an unexpired term, and a resident to the Riverview Sanitary Authority. They exonerated the tax collector from collecting delinquent per capita and real estate taxes for 2022 and assigned delinquent real estate tax collection to Weiss Burkhardt Kramer, LLC. Resolution R-11-2023 was passed, authorizing the Moon Industrial Development Authority to issue up to $38 million in bonds for Point Park University. The D'Andrea land development plan was approved subject to staff conditions, and a Memorandum of Understanding with the U.S. Secret Service was authorized. The board approved Concurring Resolution R-12-2023 to apply for a $1,003,000 state grant for the Glenmore Tank and Olson Park stream restoration project. Resolution R-13-2023, setting salaries and classifications for non-bargaining unit employees, was passed. Final payment of $55,080.39 was approved for the municipal building interior renovations, and the three-year pricing agreement with Cyclops Technologies for ALPR software was approved. The board approved bill payments from the General Fund ($197,595.09), the 2020 Bond Fund ($293,896.50), Capital Reserve Fund ($236,514.63), ARPA Fund ($156,558.13), Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($132,551.26), Liquid Fuels Fund ($70,813.59), Stormwater Fund ($53,897.40), and Sponsorship Fund ($2,084.00). A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about potential effects from East Palestine train derailment waste and the use of social media by the township. Supervisors discussed the ALPR cameras, the stream restoration grant, and commended the engineer’s work with Duquesne Light. The meeting adjourned at 7:20 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on March 1, 2023, where they first approved an agenda amendment to add a vote on a pricing agreement with Cyclops Technologies for ALPR software. Following a presentation from the Moon Township Public Library on its 2022 annual report, the board approved minutes from previous meetings. A public hearing was held on a conditional use application from the Allegheny County Health Department for a laboratory; the board voted to close the hearing and table the application to allow time to draft a formal decision with appropriate conditions.
The board then approved several appointments: a resident to the Environmental Advisory Council for a three-year term, a resident to the MCA-TV Advisory Board to fill an unexpired term, and a resident to the Riverview Sanitary Authority. They exonerated the tax collector from collecting delinquent per capita and real estate taxes for 2022 and assigned delinquent real estate tax collection to Weiss Burkhardt Kramer, LLC. Resolution R-11-2023 was passed, authorizing the Moon Industrial Development Authority to issue up to $38 million in bonds for Point Park University. The D'Andrea land development plan was approved subject to staff conditions, and a Memorandum of Understanding with the U.S. Secret Service was authorized. The board approved Concurring Resolution R-12-2023 to apply for a $1,003,000 state grant for the Glenmore Tank and Olson Park stream restoration project. Resolution R-13-2023, setting salaries and classifications for non-bargaining unit employees, was passed. Final payment of $55,080.39 was approved for the municipal building interior renovations, and the three-year pricing agreement with Cyclops Technologies for ALPR software was approved.
The board approved bill payments from the General Fund ($197,595.09), the 2020 Bond Fund ($293,896.50), Capital Reserve Fund ($236,514.63), ARPA Fund ($156,558.13), Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($132,551.26), Liquid Fuels Fund ($70,813.59), Stormwater Fund ($53,897.40), and Sponsorship Fund ($2,084.00). A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about potential effects from East Palestine train derailment waste and the use of social media by the township. Supervisors discussed the ALPR cameras, the stream restoration grant, and commended the engineer’s work with Duquesne Light. The meeting adjourned at 7:20 p.m.
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