1 September 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 27 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on September 1, 2021, with the Vice Chairman presiding and one supervisor absent. The board first voted to amend the agenda to add a $142,260 flooring contract for the municipal building renovation. No public comments were offered on agenda items. The board recognized graduates of the Parks and Recreation Youth Leadership Program. Minutes from the July 28 workshop and August 4 regular meeting were approved. A public hearing was opened on a proposed ordinance to define and regulate short-term rentals in the zoning code. The Planning Director presented options, noting the Planning Commission wanted further discussion. With no public comment, the board voted to continue the hearing to October 6. Under action items, the board appointed a resident to the Moon Parks Foundation for an unexpired term. They approved the preliminary major land development for Elk Ridge, a 98-townhouse project at 1150 Stoops Ferry Road, with conditions including a fee in lieu of sidewalks, a fourth streetlight, and a note that all roads are private. The board also approved the Moon Marketplace of Lots subdivision. Resolution R-31-2021 was passed, appointing a delegate and alternate to the Tax Collection Committee for the Allegheny County Southwest Tax Collection District. The board authorized execution of a historic preservation covenant with the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission for 120 Mooncrest Drive. Finally, they approved the $142,260 flooring contract with Steinberger Floors Inc. for the municipal building renovation. The township manager announced a 911th Airlift Wing exercise, the archery deer hunting program, a surplus property silent auction, and upcoming Parks and Recreation events. The board approved bills from the General Fund ($170,412.33), ratified prior General Fund bills ($2,762.74), and approved payments from the Capital Reserve Fund ($712,228.73), the 2020 Bond Fund ($610,910.50), the Stormwater Fund ($190.00), the Fire Escrow Fund ($16,359.51), the Military Banner Fund ($110.33), and the Sponsorship Fund ($187.00). One supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. A resident thanked the board and police regarding the short-term rental ordinance. Supervisor remarks included thanks for the youth leadership program and an announcement of a veterans parade. The meeting adjourned at 7:21 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on September 1, 2021, with the Vice Chairman presiding and one supervisor absent. The board first voted to amend the agenda to add a $142,260 flooring contract for the municipal building renovation. No public comments were offered on agenda items. The board recognized graduates of the Parks and Recreation Youth Leadership Program. Minutes from the July 28 workshop and August 4 regular meeting were approved.
A public hearing was opened on a proposed ordinance to define and regulate short-term rentals in the zoning code. The Planning Director presented options, noting the Planning Commission wanted further discussion. With no public comment, the board voted to continue the hearing to October 6.
Under action items, the board appointed a resident to the Moon Parks Foundation for an unexpired term. They approved the preliminary major land development for Elk Ridge, a 98-townhouse project at 1150 Stoops Ferry Road, with conditions including a fee in lieu of sidewalks, a fourth streetlight, and a note that all roads are private. The board also approved the Moon Marketplace of Lots subdivision. Resolution R-31-2021 was passed, appointing a delegate and alternate to the Tax Collection Committee for the Allegheny County Southwest Tax Collection District. The board authorized execution of a historic preservation covenant with the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission for 120 Mooncrest Drive. Finally, they approved the $142,260 flooring contract with Steinberger Floors Inc. for the municipal building renovation.
The township manager announced a 911th Airlift Wing exercise, the archery deer hunting program, a surplus property silent auction, and upcoming Parks and Recreation events. The board approved bills from the General Fund ($170,412.33), ratified prior General Fund bills ($2,762.74), and approved payments from the Capital Reserve Fund ($712,228.73), the 2020 Bond Fund ($610,910.50), the Stormwater Fund ($190.00), the Fire Escrow Fund ($16,359.51), the Military Banner Fund ($110.33), and the Sponsorship Fund ($187.00). One supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. A resident thanked the board and police regarding the short-term rental ordinance. Supervisor remarks included thanks for the youth leadership program and an announcement of a veterans parade. The meeting adjourned at 7:21 p.m.
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