2 November 2016
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 48 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met on November 2, 2016, and unanimously approved all action items. The board passed Resolution No. R-19-2016, committing to consider a future zoning ordinance amendment to regulate medical marijuana uses under the state’s Medical Marijuana Act. They approved the simple subdivision of Wiltshire Estates Lot 206, subject to the Planning Director’s conditions. A letter agreement with Walmart addressing pedestrian lighting and HOP plan issues was approved, contingent on final review by the township manager and solicitor. The board also accepted a drainage easement agreement with residents for property at 1026 Sandhurst Drive. A bid from Automated Entrance Systems Co. Inc. for new doors and operators at the Municipal Building and Senior Center was accepted through the CDBG 42 grant program, with the grant covering $14,067 and the township paying $26,407 after reimbursement; the contract will be managed by SHACOG. The 2017 Proposed Budget was approved for public display, holding the millage rate at 2.74 mils, with a 1.6% decrease in General Fund allocations from 2016. The budget will be on display from November 11 through December 7, with final adoption scheduled for the December 7 meeting. The board also approved payment of bills from October 6 through November 2. During the manager’s report, the township manager detailed upcoming Parks & Recreation events, including a USO Dance, a bus trip to Oglebay Park, Brunch with Santa, and the Robin Hill Winter Event. She reminded residents that curbside leaf and branch pickup runs weekdays through November 30, with no collections on Veterans Day or Thanksgiving weekend. The township is accepting volunteer board applications for 2017 appointments. Supervisors encouraged voting on November 8 and praised staff for the budget, with special thanks to the finance director. The meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met on November 2, 2016, and unanimously approved all action items. The board passed Resolution No. R-19-2016, committing to consider a future zoning ordinance amendment to regulate medical marijuana uses under the state’s Medical Marijuana Act. They approved the simple subdivision of Wiltshire Estates Lot 206, subject to the Planning Director’s conditions. A letter agreement with Walmart addressing pedestrian lighting and HOP plan issues was approved, contingent on final review by the township manager and solicitor. The board also accepted a drainage easement agreement with residents for property at 1026 Sandhurst Drive. A bid from Automated Entrance Systems Co. Inc. for new doors and operators at the Municipal Building and Senior Center was accepted through the CDBG 42 grant program, with the grant covering $14,067 and the township paying $26,407 after reimbursement; the contract will be managed by SHACOG. The 2017 Proposed Budget was approved for public display, holding the millage rate at 2.74 mils, with a 1.6% decrease in General Fund allocations from 2016. The budget will be on display from November 11 through December 7, with final adoption scheduled for the December 7 meeting. The board also approved payment of bills from October 6 through November 2.
During the manager’s report, the township manager detailed upcoming Parks & Recreation events, including a USO Dance, a bus trip to Oglebay Park, Brunch with Santa, and the Robin Hill Winter Event. She reminded residents that curbside leaf and branch pickup runs weekdays through November 30, with no collections on Veterans Day or Thanksgiving weekend. The township is accepting volunteer board applications for 2017 appointments. Supervisors encouraged voting on November 8 and praised staff for the budget, with special thanks to the finance director. The meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.
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