29 May 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 42 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a series of security upgrades for the new police station, spending $1,050 for door retrofit kits, $820 for five additional card readers, and $2,931 for magnetic locks, all from Lauttamus Communications & Security. The board also authorized $32,937.42 for a server replacement and a three-year data backup contract at $1,395.90 per month from idealintegrations. A $250,000 Greenways, Trails, and Recreation Program grant was accepted for Phase 2 improvements to the Moon Dog Park. The board adopted a revision to the township’s official sewage facilities plan for submission to the state Department of Environmental Protection. Two simple subdivisions were approved: the Village at Marketplace Phase 2A Rev. 8 and Rolling Hills Amendment No. 4, Lot 108. An improvement construction agreement was authorized with River Ridge LLC for the River Ridge PRD, and a bond reduction for River Ridge grading was lowered from $215,974.54 to $96,625.21. The board closed a continued public hearing and unanimously passed Ordinance No. 702, amending conditional use criteria for flex space in the BP zoning district, allowing Chaska Property Advisors to clarify tenant uses without additional zoning approvals. During public comment, residents from Coraopolis pleaded for help with repeated flooding from Thorn Run, blaming a clogged abandoned bridge. The township manager agreed to send letters to PennDOT, the railroad, and the property owner, copying state representatives. The police chief reported 31 officers and announced a health and wellness training program starting in July, as well as a revived bicycle patrol. The public works director noted the township is obligated to purchase over 3,000 tons of salt by year-end or face storage fees. The board also agreed to sponsor a full-page ad for the Moon Garden Club’s Fleur de Lung Garden.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a series of security upgrades for the new police station, spending $1,050 for door retrofit kits, $820 for five additional card readers, and $2,931 for magnetic locks, all from Lauttamus Communications & Security. The board also authorized $32,937.42 for a server replacement and a three-year data backup contract at $1,395.90 per month from idealintegrations. A $250,000 Greenways, Trails, and Recreation Program grant was accepted for Phase 2 improvements to the Moon Dog Park. The board adopted a revision to the township’s official sewage facilities plan for submission to the state Department of Environmental Protection. Two simple subdivisions were approved: the Village at Marketplace Phase 2A Rev. 8 and Rolling Hills Amendment No. 4, Lot 108. An improvement construction agreement was authorized with River Ridge LLC for the River Ridge PRD, and a bond reduction for River Ridge grading was lowered from $215,974.54 to $96,625.21. The board closed a continued public hearing and unanimously passed Ordinance No. 702, amending conditional use criteria for flex space in the BP zoning district, allowing Chaska Property Advisors to clarify tenant uses without additional zoning approvals. During public comment, residents from Coraopolis pleaded for help with repeated flooding from Thorn Run, blaming a clogged abandoned bridge. The township manager agreed to send letters to PennDOT, the railroad, and the property owner, copying state representatives. The police chief reported 31 officers and announced a health and wellness training program starting in July, as well as a revived bicycle patrol. The public works director noted the township is obligated to purchase over 3,000 tons of salt by year-end or face storage fees. The board also agreed to sponsor a full-page ad for the Moon Garden Club’s Fleur de Lung Garden.
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