23 November 2020
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 40 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met in a workshop session on November 23, 2020, with four supervisors present and one absent. The board unanimously approved a series of bill payments: $3,533.02 from the General Fund for November 5–19, $159,481.34 from the General Fund for November 5–23, $19,669.01 from the Fire Escrow Fund, $9,081.59 from the Stormwater Fund, $510.00 from the Military Fund, and $166.00 from the Sponsorship Fund. The Parks and Recreation Director reported that Moon Park’s holiday lighting will feature moving displays and a light tunnel, with extended hours starting December 5. The ice rink railing has arrived, with installation expected in early December. The garden club canceled its Greens & Things Sale. Senior programs continue at the Carriage House with limited capacity. The board decided to proceed with the in-person Moon Lights event on December 5, with a drive-through backup plan; proceeds from drive-through ticket sales would go to the food pantry. A supervisor asked about a new park plan, and the Parks and Recreation Director said the Park Board favors a five-year plan. The Planning Director updated the board on the Park at Luna Ridge, Phase 1. An engineer of Michael Baker International reviewed a joint Transportation Impact Study for three developments along Marketplace Boulevard, which are projected to generate about 13,100 new daily trips and 1,100 PM peak-hour trips. The board discussed concerns about traffic modeling and the solicitor recommended requesting a 90-day time extension on the decision. The Planning Director also noted that the PNC Bank major land development plan is still under review and must go to the Planning Commission, and that the municipal complex item will be on the December 2 agenda. An engineer reported that the 2020 road program was completed the week of November 16, with a final walkthrough pending. He reviewed plans for a storage building at Moon Golf Club, alternate plans for Glenmore and Meade Drives, and Olson Park Phase 1 and 2 plans. The township manager recommended the board drive through each property. The township manager also presented October financial reports, noting Capital Fund expenses at 30% year-to-date and $478,000 spent from the Liquid Fuels Fund. The board previewed the December 2 regular meeting agenda, which includes resolutions to approve the 2021 budget, set the 2021 real estate tax rate, transfer a liquor license, declare a property at 820 Old Thorn Run Road vacant, and award a stormwater pond maintenance contract to LM&R Excavating, LLC. The meeting adjourned at 7:49 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met in a workshop session on November 23, 2020, with four supervisors present and one absent. The board unanimously approved a series of bill payments: $3,533.02 from the General Fund for November 5–19, $159,481.34 from the General Fund for November 5–23, $19,669.01 from the Fire Escrow Fund, $9,081.59 from the Stormwater Fund, $510.00 from the Military Fund, and $166.00 from the Sponsorship Fund.
The Parks and Recreation Director reported that Moon Park’s holiday lighting will feature moving displays and a light tunnel, with extended hours starting December 5. The ice rink railing has arrived, with installation expected in early December. The garden club canceled its Greens & Things Sale. Senior programs continue at the Carriage House with limited capacity. The board decided to proceed with the in-person Moon Lights event on December 5, with a drive-through backup plan; proceeds from drive-through ticket sales would go to the food pantry. A supervisor asked about a new park plan, and the Parks and Recreation Director said the Park Board favors a five-year plan.
The Planning Director updated the board on the Park at Luna Ridge, Phase 1. An engineer of Michael Baker International reviewed a joint Transportation Impact Study for three developments along Marketplace Boulevard, which are projected to generate about 13,100 new daily trips and 1,100 PM peak-hour trips. The board discussed concerns about traffic modeling and the solicitor recommended requesting a 90-day time extension on the decision. The Planning Director also noted that the PNC Bank major land development plan is still under review and must go to the Planning Commission, and that the municipal complex item will be on the December 2 agenda.
An engineer reported that the 2020 road program was completed the week of November 16, with a final walkthrough pending. He reviewed plans for a storage building at Moon Golf Club, alternate plans for Glenmore and Meade Drives, and Olson Park Phase 1 and 2 plans. The township manager recommended the board drive through each property. The township manager also presented October financial reports, noting Capital Fund expenses at 30% year-to-date and $478,000 spent from the Liquid Fuels Fund.
The board previewed the December 2 regular meeting agenda, which includes resolutions to approve the 2021 budget, set the 2021 real estate tax rate, transfer a liquor license, declare a property at 820 Old Thorn Run Road vacant, and award a stormwater pond maintenance contract to LM&R Excavating, LLC. The meeting adjourned at 7:49 p.m.
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