26 July 2023
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 30 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on July 26, 2023, where they approved a resolution seeking a $300,800 Multimodal Transportation Fund grant from the Commonwealth Financing Authority for the West End Avenue Stairway Improvements Project. The board also ratified the purchase of kitchen equipment for the Schoolhouse Activity Center from Trimark under a Costars contract for $14,802.21. Bills were ratified from the General Fund ($170,697.49), Capital Reserve Fund ($22,592.00), and 2020 Bond Fund ($17,345.50), with a supervisor abstaining from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest involving Aqua Filter Fresh, Inc. During public comment, a resident requested an update on Victoria Ridge financing and a new traffic study for a proposed 250-unit condo development. The Moon Township Police Department presented a drone demonstration, detailing three drones acquired as a capital project for approximately $10,000, with four trained officers. The police chief reported 920 calls, 474 arrests, and 47 accidents investigated in June, along with 15 new police candidates. The planning director announced public hearings scheduled for August 2 on a dog daycare ordinance amendment and a PRD amendment. The master plan for Apex at Diamond Ridge was discussed, with resubmission expected next month. The engineer reported on numerous projects: the 2023 road program awaits contractor scheduling; the dog park at Moon Park is complete with a ribbon cutting set for August 8; stormwater improvements are ongoing across multiple contracts; and several developments remain under construction, including Wiltshire Estates, Victoria Ridge, Rolling Hills, and Diamond Ridge. Bids for the Boggs Run Fire Station waterline extension were opened, with Rudzik Excavating as apparent low bidder at $706,185. The Mooncrest Community Center and Schoolhouse Activity Center are substantially complete, with ribbon cuttings scheduled for August 24 and 30. The board also heard reports from the Moon Economic Development Group and ACTA.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on July 26, 2023, where they approved a resolution seeking a $300,800 Multimodal Transportation Fund grant from the Commonwealth Financing Authority for the West End Avenue Stairway Improvements Project. The board also ratified the purchase of kitchen equipment for the Schoolhouse Activity Center from Trimark under a Costars contract for $14,802.21. Bills were ratified from the General Fund ($170,697.49), Capital Reserve Fund ($22,592.00), and 2020 Bond Fund ($17,345.50), with a supervisor abstaining from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest involving Aqua Filter Fresh, Inc.
During public comment, a resident requested an update on Victoria Ridge financing and a new traffic study for a proposed 250-unit condo development. The Moon Township Police Department presented a drone demonstration, detailing three drones acquired as a capital project for approximately $10,000, with four trained officers. The police chief reported 920 calls, 474 arrests, and 47 accidents investigated in June, along with 15 new police candidates.
The planning director announced public hearings scheduled for August 2 on a dog daycare ordinance amendment and a PRD amendment. The master plan for Apex at Diamond Ridge was discussed, with resubmission expected next month. The engineer reported on numerous projects: the 2023 road program awaits contractor scheduling; the dog park at Moon Park is complete with a ribbon cutting set for August 8; stormwater improvements are ongoing across multiple contracts; and several developments remain under construction, including Wiltshire Estates, Victoria Ridge, Rolling Hills, and Diamond Ridge. Bids for the Boggs Run Fire Station waterline extension were opened, with Rudzik Excavating as apparent low bidder at $706,185. The Mooncrest Community Center and Schoolhouse Activity Center are substantially complete, with ribbon cuttings scheduled for August 24 and 30. The board also heard reports from the Moon Economic Development Group and ACTA.
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