12 May 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 21 subject tags
The Moon Township Environmental Advisory Council met May 12 and approved the April 14 meeting minutes. The council reviewed four land development plans. Watermark-Prism proposes 336 multi-family apartment units in 10 three-story buildings with a pool, clubhouse, office, fitness center, dog parks and 658 parking spaces, 120 covered, on a 22.54-acre former Super Kmart parcel. St. Michaels Mausoleum plans a mausoleum with minor grading and a small retaining wall disturbing less than an acre. Wilscot, formerly William Scotsman, proposes a new 2,100-square-foot one-story modular office building at 445 Moon Clinton Road to replace a fire-damaged office. The council also discussed a modification request letter for the continued Elk Ridge project. The council voted to spend up to $500 on a new banner and tablecloth, settling on a 2.5-by-6-foot size. A council member will design a new layout with a green background and white lettering; another council member will send the files and contact a vendor for turnaround time, aiming to have the product before Recycling Day. Recycling Day is set for June 5, 2021, now at the Public Works Garage at 1115 Stevenson Mill Road. Volunteers need to arrive by 7 a.m. A council member will handle refreshments; restrooms and lunchroom will be open. A council member will greet. Tire collection involves heavy lifting and money handling. Electronics drop-off requires people to stay in their cars; ESC volunteers can assist JVS but not Public Works due to state grant restrictions. Two council members will cover Construction Junction; a council member may cover appliance and Freon counting. A shredding event is the same day at Moon Area High School; glass recycling follows the next week. Follow-up items include designated parking, using a police vehicle counter, bringing a measuring tape, and confirming tire-size measurement with Liberty. The Flaugherty Run Watershed cleanup went well with good volunteer turnout; a group photo will be used for a Messenger article. The next meeting is August 11 at 6 p.m., likely at the Golf Club as a retreat. The meeting adjourned at 7:06 p.m.The Moon Township Environmental Advisory Council met May 12 and approved the April 14 meeting minutes. The council reviewed four land development plans. Watermark-Prism proposes 336 multi-family apartment units in 10 three-story buildings with a pool, clubhouse, office, fitness center, dog parks and 658 parking spaces, 120 covered, on a 22.54-acre former Super Kmart parcel. St. Michaels Mausoleum plans a mausoleum with minor grading and a small retaining wall disturbing less than an acre. Wilscot, formerly William Scotsman, proposes a new 2,100-square-foot one-story modular office building at 445 Moon Clinton Road to replace a fire-damaged office. The council also discussed a modification request letter for the continued Elk Ridge project.
The council voted to spend up to $500 on a new banner and tablecloth, settling on a 2.5-by-6-foot size. A council member will design a new layout with a green background and white lettering; another council member will send the files and contact a vendor for turnaround time, aiming to have the product before Recycling Day.
Recycling Day is set for June 5, 2021, now at the Public Works Garage at 1115 Stevenson Mill Road. Volunteers need to arrive by 7 a.m. A council member will handle refreshments; restrooms and lunchroom will be open. A council member will greet. Tire collection involves heavy lifting and money handling. Electronics drop-off requires people to stay in their cars; ESC volunteers can assist JVS but not Public Works due to state grant restrictions. Two council members will cover Construction Junction; a council member may cover appliance and Freon counting. A shredding event is the same day at Moon Area High School; glass recycling follows the next week. Follow-up items include designated parking, using a police vehicle counter, bringing a measuring tape, and confirming tire-size measurement with Liberty.
The Flaugherty Run Watershed cleanup went well with good volunteer turnout; a group photo will be used for a Messenger article. The next meeting is August 11 at 6 p.m., likely at the Golf Club as a retreat. The meeting adjourned at 7:06 p.m.
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