6 February 2019
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 24 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a public hearing on a proposed zoning ordinance amendment to clarify the applicability of the Environmental Performance Standards in Chapter 27 of the Township Code. The Planning Commission had recommended approval. No public comment was offered, and the board voted unanimously to continue the hearing to March 6, 2019. The board then held a public hearing on an inter-municipal transfer of a Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board restaurant liquor license to 9898 University Boulevard, Unit 90, sought by Los Mariachis, LLC. The applicant’s attorney stated no entertainment is planned and that the license would complement food service. No public comment was heard. The board closed the hearing and unanimously approved Resolution No. R-9-2019, authorizing the transfer from Harrison Township. Under action items, the board unanimously approved the simple subdivision plan for Wiltshire Estates Phase 4, as recommended by the Planning Director. It also approved Resolution No. R-10-2019, accepting the dedication of Sean Drive, Patty Drive, and Lytham Court in Candlewood Estates, and Lochinver Drive in Sunridge Estates. The board passed Resolution R-11-19, amending the salary and compensation schedule for administrative and non-bargaining unit employees for 2019. An employee was appointed to the Historical Review Board for a six-year term ending January 2025, and an employee was appointed to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board to fill an unexpired term ending January 2024. The board exonerated the Tax Collector from collecting delinquent real estate taxes and per capita taxes for 2018, vesting collection authority for real estate taxes with Weiss Burkardt Kramer, LLC. A final change order decreasing the 2018 Roadway Improvement Program by $333,152.85 was approved. The board also approved payment of bills printed between January 8 and February 6, 2019.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a public hearing on a proposed zoning ordinance amendment to clarify the applicability of the Environmental Performance Standards in Chapter 27 of the Township Code. The Planning Commission had recommended approval. No public comment was offered, and the board voted unanimously to continue the hearing to March 6, 2019. The board then held a public hearing on an inter-municipal transfer of a Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board restaurant liquor license to 9898 University Boulevard, Unit 90, sought by Los Mariachis, LLC. The applicant’s attorney stated no entertainment is planned and that the license would complement food service. No public comment was heard. The board closed the hearing and unanimously approved Resolution No. R-9-2019, authorizing the transfer from Harrison Township.
Under action items, the board unanimously approved the simple subdivision plan for Wiltshire Estates Phase 4, as recommended by the Planning Director. It also approved Resolution No. R-10-2019, accepting the dedication of Sean Drive, Patty Drive, and Lytham Court in Candlewood Estates, and Lochinver Drive in Sunridge Estates. The board passed Resolution R-11-19, amending the salary and compensation schedule for administrative and non-bargaining unit employees for 2019. An employee was appointed to the Historical Review Board for a six-year term ending January 2025, and an employee was appointed to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board to fill an unexpired term ending January 2024. The board exonerated the Tax Collector from collecting delinquent real estate taxes and per capita taxes for 2018, vesting collection authority for real estate taxes with Weiss Burkardt Kramer, LLC. A final change order decreasing the 2018 Roadway Improvement Program by $333,152.85 was approved. The board also approved payment of bills printed between January 8 and February 6, 2019.
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