24 April 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 50 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a second option year for rock salt supply with Cargill Inc. through the SHACOG Purchasing Alliance, covering July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025. The board also approved simple subdivisions for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2A Rev. 7 and the Molter Consolidation Plan No. 1, both as recommended by the township engineer. Two easement releases were approved, one for two residents and another for two residents. Bills were ratified from the General Fund for $7,690.01, with a supervisor abstaining due to employment with a vendor on the register, and from the Liquid Fuels Fund for $87,918.64. The board continued the public hearing on the Pittsburgh International Business Park Zoning Text Amendment until May 29, 2024. The fire department presented a plan to move its dispatch operations from the current Moon Dispatch Center to the Allegheny County 911 Center, citing safety concerns and faster response times. The board agreed to place a motion on the May 1 agenda to authorize the move. The Moon Transportation Authority presented a land development plan for the Marketplace Boulevard extension, envisioning a mixed-use, walkable community on 200 vacant acres, with a one-mile roadway extension and shared-use path. The board heard that a family supports the plan, but the Airport Authority is not yet on board. Parks and Recreation reported successful events including a Special Olympics Field Day and Bunny Hop, with summer camp nearly full. The Moon Parks Foundation fundraiser on May 31 has raised over $16,000 in sponsorships. The township engineer presented bids for the 2024 roadway improvement program, with Youngblood Paving the apparent low bidder for the base bid and alternates, and Russell Standard Corporation for crack sealing. No bids were received for guiderail work. The engineer also reported on stormwater projects, including a DEP denial for Olson Park Stream and ongoing work on Philomena and Glenmore improvements.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a second option year for rock salt supply with Cargill Inc. through the SHACOG Purchasing Alliance, covering July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025. The board also approved simple subdivisions for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2A Rev. 7 and the Molter Consolidation Plan No. 1, both as recommended by the township engineer. Two easement releases were approved, one for two residents and another for two residents. Bills were ratified from the General Fund for $7,690.01, with a supervisor abstaining due to employment with a vendor on the register, and from the Liquid Fuels Fund for $87,918.64. The board continued the public hearing on the Pittsburgh International Business Park Zoning Text Amendment until May 29, 2024.
The fire department presented a plan to move its dispatch operations from the current Moon Dispatch Center to the Allegheny County 911 Center, citing safety concerns and faster response times. The board agreed to place a motion on the May 1 agenda to authorize the move. The Moon Transportation Authority presented a land development plan for the Marketplace Boulevard extension, envisioning a mixed-use, walkable community on 200 vacant acres, with a one-mile roadway extension and shared-use path. The board heard that a family supports the plan, but the Airport Authority is not yet on board.
Parks and Recreation reported successful events including a Special Olympics Field Day and Bunny Hop, with summer camp nearly full. The Moon Parks Foundation fundraiser on May 31 has raised over $16,000 in sponsorships. The township engineer presented bids for the 2024 roadway improvement program, with Youngblood Paving the apparent low bidder for the base bid and alternates, and Russell Standard Corporation for crack sealing. No bids were received for guiderail work. The engineer also reported on stormwater projects, including a DEP denial for Olson Park Stream and ongoing work on Philomena and Glenmore improvements.
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