9 May 2018
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 24 subject tags
The Moon Township Environmental Advisory Council met on May 9, 2018, with five members present. The council approved the April 18 minutes without revision. No new business was presented, though the council acknowledged the departure of a former member, who thanked members for their support before starting a new job. The bulk of the meeting focused on finalizing details for the Recycling Day event scheduled for June 2, 2018. Members assigned specific duties: two members will welcome residents, distribute treats, and count cars; one member will count freon and non-freon appliances; two members will assist Global Links and Construction Junction; two members will work with Liberty Tires and tally tire counts; and one member will float to provide breaks. Public works will handle traffic control, cones, signs, tents, and tables. An employee will order bagels, coffee, and pizza, while a member will pick up the bagels and coffee. The council noted that food and beverages should not be offered to paid workers, such as the JVS crew, as township funds are budgeted only for employees and volunteers. Volunteers confirmed include five residents. In other business, a member reported on a heated Comprehensive Plan meeting regarding Marketplace Boulevard, where the township and developer agreed to preserve existing agreement language for now. A meeting with an employee is scheduled for May 23 to discuss graphics for EAC talking points for Community Days. The council also discussed a potential apiary with HOLT, a shredding event on June 9, and setting a September target for posting volunteer opportunities on talent.org. Members approved a motion to have a member plan a teambuilding activity during the August meeting, with the venue to be publicly noticed. The June and July meetings are cancelled; the next meeting is August 8 at 6:00 P.M.The Moon Township Environmental Advisory Council met on May 9, 2018, with five members present. The council approved the April 18 minutes without revision. No new business was presented, though the council acknowledged the departure of a former member, who thanked members for their support before starting a new job.
The bulk of the meeting focused on finalizing details for the Recycling Day event scheduled for June 2, 2018. Members assigned specific duties: two members will welcome residents, distribute treats, and count cars; one member will count freon and non-freon appliances; two members will assist Global Links and Construction Junction; two members will work with Liberty Tires and tally tire counts; and one member will float to provide breaks. Public works will handle traffic control, cones, signs, tents, and tables. An employee will order bagels, coffee, and pizza, while a member will pick up the bagels and coffee. The council noted that food and beverages should not be offered to paid workers, such as the JVS crew, as township funds are budgeted only for employees and volunteers. Volunteers confirmed include five residents.
In other business, a member reported on a heated Comprehensive Plan meeting regarding Marketplace Boulevard, where the township and developer agreed to preserve existing agreement language for now. A meeting with an employee is scheduled for May 23 to discuss graphics for EAC talking points for Community Days. The council also discussed a potential apiary with HOLT, a shredding event on June 9, and setting a September target for posting volunteer opportunities on talent.org. Members approved a motion to have a member plan a teambuilding activity during the August meeting, with the venue to be publicly noticed. The June and July meetings are cancelled; the next meeting is August 8 at 6:00 P.M.
Summarised by AI from the linked minutes, with some details withheld for privacy. The document is the record — check anything that matters against it.