1 May 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 35 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a liquor license transfer for Sheetz at 4875 University Boulevard, passing Resolution R-17-2024 after a public hearing where the company detailed its alcohol management and security protocols. The board also approved the final major land development application for Apex at Diamond Ridge, as recommended by the planning director. Ordinance No. 704 was adopted, amending the township code to revise restoration requirements for excavations in the road right-of-way. Resolution R-16-2024 appointed a delegate and alternate delegate to the Tax Collection Committee for the Allegheny County Southwest Tax Collection District. The board approved the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company’s request to transfer its call dispatching service to Allegheny County Emergency Services, clarifying the change applies only to fire dispatch. A resident was appointed to the Library Board of Trustees to fill an unexpired term ending January 2026. Several contracts were awarded: Youngblood Paving Inc. received the roadway improvement program contract for $1,033,303.00; Russell Standard Corporation was awarded a crack sealing contract for $124,200.00; and Green Acres Contracting Co., Inc. received a guiderail contract for $45,175.00. The board approved a $21,300.00 purchase of a Ver-Mac mini-size full matrix sign for the police department, paid from federal seizure funds, and a $14,171.02 purchase of exercise equipment for the administrative office, reimbursed from a rate mitigation account. Bills were paid from the general fund ($234,351.43), the 2020 bond fund ($223,562.88), the capital reserve fund ($19,407.91), the ARPA fund ($17,804.92), the sponsorship fund ($14,387.35), the stormwater fund ($13,583.94), the short-term borrowing fund ($1,383.37), and the military banner fund ($95.00), with an additional ratification of $61,447.39 from the capital reserve fund. During public comment, a resident requested repairs to Ewing Road; the township manager confirmed a portion would be paved in 2024. The board also announced a continued public hearing on flex space zoning for May 29.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a liquor license transfer for Sheetz at 4875 University Boulevard, passing Resolution R-17-2024 after a public hearing where the company detailed its alcohol management and security protocols. The board also approved the final major land development application for Apex at Diamond Ridge, as recommended by the planning director. Ordinance No. 704 was adopted, amending the township code to revise restoration requirements for excavations in the road right-of-way. Resolution R-16-2024 appointed a delegate and alternate delegate to the Tax Collection Committee for the Allegheny County Southwest Tax Collection District. The board approved the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company’s request to transfer its call dispatching service to Allegheny County Emergency Services, clarifying the change applies only to fire dispatch. A resident was appointed to the Library Board of Trustees to fill an unexpired term ending January 2026. Several contracts were awarded: Youngblood Paving Inc. received the roadway improvement program contract for $1,033,303.00; Russell Standard Corporation was awarded a crack sealing contract for $124,200.00; and Green Acres Contracting Co., Inc. received a guiderail contract for $45,175.00. The board approved a $21,300.00 purchase of a Ver-Mac mini-size full matrix sign for the police department, paid from federal seizure funds, and a $14,171.02 purchase of exercise equipment for the administrative office, reimbursed from a rate mitigation account. Bills were paid from the general fund ($234,351.43), the 2020 bond fund ($223,562.88), the capital reserve fund ($19,407.91), the ARPA fund ($17,804.92), the sponsorship fund ($14,387.35), the stormwater fund ($13,583.94), the short-term borrowing fund ($1,383.37), and the military banner fund ($95.00), with an additional ratification of $61,447.39 from the capital reserve fund. During public comment, a resident requested repairs to Ewing Road; the township manager confirmed a portion would be paved in 2024. The board also announced a continued public hearing on flex space zoning for May 29.
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