1 December 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 29 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the 2022 municipal budget with no tax increase, passing Resolution R-40-2021 and then fixing the real property tax rate at 2.74 mills through Resolution R-41-2021. The board awarded a $3,000 contract to TriMark Foodservice Equipment, Supplies and Design for the Moon Township Community Kitchen at 120 Mooncrest Drive. Supervisors authorized an Agility Agreement with PennDOT for services outlined in the agreement’s Attachment B and authorized the chairman to sign. Two simple subdivision plans were approved: the first amendment to the Village at Marketplace, Phase 1, and the Pindilli Plan, both as recommended by township staff. The board awarded sidewalk and curb demolition to A. Liberioni, Inc. at $1.50 per square foot at the municipal complex and awarded Stefanik’s $190 per hour to place spoils in a fill area at the same complex. Supervisors approved minutes from the October 27 workshop and November 3 regular meeting. The board paid bills from the General Fund ($246,860.32), Capital Reserve Fund ($7,364.56), 2021 Short Term Borrowing Fund ($167,687.01), Stormwater Fund ($116,203.81), and Military Banner Fund ($320.00), and requisitioned $720,533.62 from the 2020 Bond Fund for construction costs. Bills from the General Fund totaling $10,476.09 were ratified. The township manager announced vacancies on the Military Banner Committee, MCA-TV Advisory Board, Mooncrest Historic Overlay Advisory Committee (requiring a registered architect), and the Zoning Hearing Board alternate position. She also promoted December holiday events including the Moon Lights Holiday Festival on December 4 and the house decorating contest. The board noted the township office will close December 23-24 and December 31 for holidays. No public comment was offered. Supervisors thanked staff for budget work and encouraged resident involvement on boards and committees. The meeting adjourned at 6:28 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the 2022 municipal budget with no tax increase, passing Resolution R-40-2021 and then fixing the real property tax rate at 2.74 mills through Resolution R-41-2021. The board awarded a $3,000 contract to TriMark Foodservice Equipment, Supplies and Design for the Moon Township Community Kitchen at 120 Mooncrest Drive. Supervisors authorized an Agility Agreement with PennDOT for services outlined in the agreement’s Attachment B and authorized the chairman to sign. Two simple subdivision plans were approved: the first amendment to the Village at Marketplace, Phase 1, and the Pindilli Plan, both as recommended by township staff. The board awarded sidewalk and curb demolition to A. Liberioni, Inc. at $1.50 per square foot at the municipal complex and awarded Stefanik’s $190 per hour to place spoils in a fill area at the same complex. Supervisors approved minutes from the October 27 workshop and November 3 regular meeting. The board paid bills from the General Fund ($246,860.32), Capital Reserve Fund ($7,364.56), 2021 Short Term Borrowing Fund ($167,687.01), Stormwater Fund ($116,203.81), and Military Banner Fund ($320.00), and requisitioned $720,533.62 from the 2020 Bond Fund for construction costs. Bills from the General Fund totaling $10,476.09 were ratified. The township manager announced vacancies on the Military Banner Committee, MCA-TV Advisory Board, Mooncrest Historic Overlay Advisory Committee (requiring a registered architect), and the Zoning Hearing Board alternate position. She also promoted December holiday events including the Moon Lights Holiday Festival on December 4 and the house decorating contest. The board noted the township office will close December 23-24 and December 31 for holidays. No public comment was offered. Supervisors thanked staff for budget work and encouraged resident involvement on boards and committees. The meeting adjourned at 6:28 p.m.
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