4 September 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 51 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a revised tentative plan for the River Ridge Planned Residential Development, Phases 1 and 2, subject to conditions in the planning director’s Sept. 3 memo, and separately approved the revised final plan for Phase 1. The chairman abstained from both votes, citing a spouse’s financial interest. The board authorized a five-year winter maintenance services agreement with PennDOT and approved two bond reductions for the Village at Marketplace: Phase 2A from $364,474.15 to $211,994.15 and Phase 2B from $651,429.35 to $282,741.85. An additional $8,850 was approved for a restroom and concession stand at Brewer Softball Field. The board authorized a memorandum of understanding with the Moon Township Police Officers’ Association and a separate MOU with Laborers’ Local Union 1058 for a successor collective bargaining agreement running July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2029. Technology contracts were awarded: $128,252.73 to ViritiXit for firewall and professional services, $6,000 to TRAISR for citizen and permit portal implementation, $29,865.66 to Ideal Integrations for a police dispatch computer, and $24,580.14 to Ideal Integrations for police department firewall and networking. The board approved a $235,005.98 traffic signal improvement contract to Bronder Technical Services and a $5,278.30 change order for DiMarco Construction on the police station project. An $85,000 allocation from capital reserves was moved to the general fund for IT upgrades. The board approved a host site agreement with KEYS Corps AmeriCorps for one full-time member in parks and recreation, with a cash match not to exceed $13,900. Bills were paid from the general fund ($226,204.28), 2020 bond fund ($367,195.87), capital reserve fund ($102,224.75), sponsorship fund ($12,846.69), stormwater fund ($7,649.69), short-term borrowing fund ($1,290.42), and military banner fund ($235.00), plus ratification of $17,658.66 in general fund bills. During public comment, several residents raised safety concerns about Becks Run Road; the board acknowledged the issue and said it would be prioritized during 2025 budget talks.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a revised tentative plan for the River Ridge Planned Residential Development, Phases 1 and 2, subject to conditions in the planning director’s Sept. 3 memo, and separately approved the revised final plan for Phase 1. The chairman abstained from both votes, citing a spouse’s financial interest. The board authorized a five-year winter maintenance services agreement with PennDOT and approved two bond reductions for the Village at Marketplace: Phase 2A from $364,474.15 to $211,994.15 and Phase 2B from $651,429.35 to $282,741.85. An additional $8,850 was approved for a restroom and concession stand at Brewer Softball Field. The board authorized a memorandum of understanding with the Moon Township Police Officers’ Association and a separate MOU with Laborers’ Local Union 1058 for a successor collective bargaining agreement running July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2029. Technology contracts were awarded: $128,252.73 to ViritiXit for firewall and professional services, $6,000 to TRAISR for citizen and permit portal implementation, $29,865.66 to Ideal Integrations for a police dispatch computer, and $24,580.14 to Ideal Integrations for police department firewall and networking. The board approved a $235,005.98 traffic signal improvement contract to Bronder Technical Services and a $5,278.30 change order for DiMarco Construction on the police station project. An $85,000 allocation from capital reserves was moved to the general fund for IT upgrades. The board approved a host site agreement with KEYS Corps AmeriCorps for one full-time member in parks and recreation, with a cash match not to exceed $13,900. Bills were paid from the general fund ($226,204.28), 2020 bond fund ($367,195.87), capital reserve fund ($102,224.75), sponsorship fund ($12,846.69), stormwater fund ($7,649.69), short-term borrowing fund ($1,290.42), and military banner fund ($235.00), plus ratification of $17,658.66 in general fund bills. During public comment, several residents raised safety concerns about Becks Run Road; the board acknowledged the issue and said it would be prioritized during 2025 budget talks.
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