31 July 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 41 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, at its July 31 workshop meeting, began by hearing a presentation from a CPA on the draft 2023 audit. The CPA reviewed a five-year history of the general fund balance and compared budget-versus-actual results, noting that Moon Township “is doing well” compared to other municipalities and maintains a solid fund balance. During public comment, multiple residents raised concerns about Revival Today Church at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road, citing noise and safety issues. A pastor also reported online threats made against the church property. The township manager said she would follow up with the police chief. The solicitor explained that the church has submitted a conditional use application, which will go through an administrative process including a Planning Commission review and a public hearing before the board. The board approved seven action items. They authorized a $133,990 floor covering contract from Steinberger Floors for the new police station and approved a $5,998 contract for custom roller shades for the same building. They also approved a $10,460 proposal from Carmella Tile Marble & Design for tile installation in police station restrooms. The board approved a retention agreement with an attorney and authorized the township manager to execute an amended participation form for the Pennsylvania Opioid Misuse and Addiction Abatement Trust, noting no cost to the township. They approved the simple subdivision for Village at Marketplace Phase 2A Rev. 9 and approved Change Order Request #12R from DiMarco Construction for elevator card readers at a $3,353.84 increase. The finance director reported on June 2024 financials, and the township engineer noted the paving program will start in September. LSSE recommended awarding the Philomena/Glenmore stormwater improvement contract to Cronin Enterprises for up to $1,967,735.70. The board ratified general fund bills totaling $225,772.11, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict, and capital reserve fund bills of $64,408.86. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 8:18 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, at its July 31 workshop meeting, began by hearing a presentation from a CPA on the draft 2023 audit. The CPA reviewed a five-year history of the general fund balance and compared budget-versus-actual results, noting that Moon Township “is doing well” compared to other municipalities and maintains a solid fund balance.
During public comment, multiple residents raised concerns about Revival Today Church at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road, citing noise and safety issues. A pastor also reported online threats made against the church property. The township manager said she would follow up with the police chief. The solicitor explained that the church has submitted a conditional use application, which will go through an administrative process including a Planning Commission review and a public hearing before the board.
The board approved seven action items. They authorized a $133,990 floor covering contract from Steinberger Floors for the new police station and approved a $5,998 contract for custom roller shades for the same building. They also approved a $10,460 proposal from Carmella Tile Marble & Design for tile installation in police station restrooms. The board approved a retention agreement with an attorney and authorized the township manager to execute an amended participation form for the Pennsylvania Opioid Misuse and Addiction Abatement Trust, noting no cost to the township. They approved the simple subdivision for Village at Marketplace Phase 2A Rev. 9 and approved Change Order Request #12R from DiMarco Construction for elevator card readers at a $3,353.84 increase.
The finance director reported on June 2024 financials, and the township engineer noted the paving program will start in September. LSSE recommended awarding the Philomena/Glenmore stormwater improvement contract to Cronin Enterprises for up to $1,967,735.70. The board ratified general fund bills totaling $225,772.11, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict, and capital reserve fund bills of $64,408.86. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 8:18 p.m.
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