2 June 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 31 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on June 2, 2021, beginning with a proclamation recognizing the Moon Township Garden Club’s 100-year anniversary. Comcast’s Director of External & Government Affairs gave a presentation on the company’s Internet Essentials program for low-income households. The board approved the minutes from the April 28 workshop and May 5 regular meeting. They then held a public hearing and closed it before approving a conditional use application for modifications from the University Boulevard Overlay District for the Sheetz development at 9002 University Boulevard, as recommended in a May 28 staff memo. The board also approved the major land development plan for Sheetz, a major land development plan for Cargo Building 4, a minor land development plan for the St. Michael Mausoleum, a major land development plan for Williams Scotsman, and the Desai Consolidation Plan, all as recommended by the planning director. The board passed Resolution R-27-2021 authorizing the sale of township-owned personal property. They appointed a resident to the Moon Township Library Board of Trustees to fill an unexpired term ending in January 2023. They approved a second amendment to a lease agreement with Allegheny County for the park lease. The board authorized filing a municipal claim against KAJA Holdings for approximately $6,000 in demolition costs for a structure at 601 Thorn Hollow Road that violated township ordinances. They passed Ordinance No. 696, issuing a $2,050,000 general obligation note for short-term borrowing over seven years, and appointed an attorney as note counsel for the FNB loan at a cost not to exceed $2,500. The township manager announced upcoming events including Recycle Day, a traveling glass recycling bin, the Moon Glow Out and Run, and the opening of the splash pad at Moon Park. The board approved payment of bills from the General Fund ($69,733.73), Capital Reserve Fund ($69,422.24), Liquid Fuels Fund ($21,675.50), Stormwater Fund ($1,783.50), and Bond Fund ($60,768.05). A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. During audience comments, a resident requested food truck registration, and the planning director noted an ordinance is being drafted. The meeting adjourned at 7:27 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on June 2, 2021, beginning with a proclamation recognizing the Moon Township Garden Club’s 100-year anniversary. Comcast’s Director of External & Government Affairs gave a presentation on the company’s Internet Essentials program for low-income households.
The board approved the minutes from the April 28 workshop and May 5 regular meeting. They then held a public hearing and closed it before approving a conditional use application for modifications from the University Boulevard Overlay District for the Sheetz development at 9002 University Boulevard, as recommended in a May 28 staff memo. The board also approved the major land development plan for Sheetz, a major land development plan for Cargo Building 4, a minor land development plan for the St. Michael Mausoleum, a major land development plan for Williams Scotsman, and the Desai Consolidation Plan, all as recommended by the planning director.
The board passed Resolution R-27-2021 authorizing the sale of township-owned personal property. They appointed a resident to the Moon Township Library Board of Trustees to fill an unexpired term ending in January 2023. They approved a second amendment to a lease agreement with Allegheny County for the park lease. The board authorized filing a municipal claim against KAJA Holdings for approximately $6,000 in demolition costs for a structure at 601 Thorn Hollow Road that violated township ordinances. They passed Ordinance No. 696, issuing a $2,050,000 general obligation note for short-term borrowing over seven years, and appointed an attorney as note counsel for the FNB loan at a cost not to exceed $2,500.
The township manager announced upcoming events including Recycle Day, a traveling glass recycling bin, the Moon Glow Out and Run, and the opening of the splash pad at Moon Park. The board approved payment of bills from the General Fund ($69,733.73), Capital Reserve Fund ($69,422.24), Liquid Fuels Fund ($21,675.50), Stormwater Fund ($1,783.50), and Bond Fund ($60,768.05). A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. During audience comments, a resident requested food truck registration, and the planning director noted an ordinance is being drafted. The meeting adjourned at 7:27 p.m.
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