21 May 2023
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 58 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved an amendment to its salt supply agreement with Cargill, extending the minimum purchase obligation by six months through December 31, 2023. The board authorized the purchase of a 2023 Ford F-600 chassis from Woltz & Wind Ford for $56,760, to be lease-financed. Two 45-foot light poles from Poleset Inc. were approved for $6,390, one for Moon Park and one for the dog park. The board executed a right-of-way agreement with Duquesne Light for electrical service to the new police station and authorized easement acquisitions for a storm sewer project on five parcels. Two resignations were accepted: the communications director, effective May 19, and a public works laborer, effective June 1. A $9,800 quote from Wade Heating & Cooling was approved for a hyper heat pump system at the Downes Fire Station, with a $1,300 donation of IAQ products. The board authorized a Greenways, Trails and Recreation Program grant application for $81,100 for a parks master plan and granted an easement to the Moon Township Municipal Authority for a raw water transmission main at 478 Cedar Drive. Bills totaling $57,265.78 were ratified. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about overgrown grass at a crosswalk near the old Texaco station; the planning director said a notice would be sent to the property owner. The parks and recreation director reported that Touch a Truck drew about 500 kids, the Glow Run 5k had 157 registrations, summer camp is full with a waitlist, and the Parks Foundation murder mystery fundraiser netted $15,580. The engineer provided updates on numerous capital projects, including the Mooncrest Community Center, which is expected to be substantially complete by June 26, and the library renovation, which is in the concept phase with preliminary cost estimates. The board also heard that the Sheetz major land development plan received a favorable recommendation from the Planning Commission and will go before the board in July.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved an amendment to its salt supply agreement with Cargill, extending the minimum purchase obligation by six months through December 31, 2023. The board authorized the purchase of a 2023 Ford F-600 chassis from Woltz & Wind Ford for $56,760, to be lease-financed. Two 45-foot light poles from Poleset Inc. were approved for $6,390, one for Moon Park and one for the dog park. The board executed a right-of-way agreement with Duquesne Light for electrical service to the new police station and authorized easement acquisitions for a storm sewer project on five parcels. Two resignations were accepted: the communications director, effective May 19, and a public works laborer, effective June 1. A $9,800 quote from Wade Heating & Cooling was approved for a hyper heat pump system at the Downes Fire Station, with a $1,300 donation of IAQ products. The board authorized a Greenways, Trails and Recreation Program grant application for $81,100 for a parks master plan and granted an easement to the Moon Township Municipal Authority for a raw water transmission main at 478 Cedar Drive. Bills totaling $57,265.78 were ratified. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about overgrown grass at a crosswalk near the old Texaco station; the planning director said a notice would be sent to the property owner. The parks and recreation director reported that Touch a Truck drew about 500 kids, the Glow Run 5k had 157 registrations, summer camp is full with a waitlist, and the Parks Foundation murder mystery fundraiser netted $15,580. The engineer provided updates on numerous capital projects, including the Mooncrest Community Center, which is expected to be substantially complete by June 26, and the library renovation, which is in the concept phase with preliminary cost estimates. The board also heard that the Sheetz major land development plan received a favorable recommendation from the Planning Commission and will go before the board in July.
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