1 June 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 35 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met June 1 and approved a full slate of action items. The board unanimously approved Resolution R-18-2022, declaring that the acquisition and later sale of several vacant parcels (Block and Lot 505-M-43) aligns with the township’s comprehensive plan. The board also approved the Globe Subdivision Plan, the Village at Marketplace 3rd Amendment, and the Rolling Hills 2nd Amendment, all as recommended by the township engineer. A bond reduction for the Prism at Diamond Ridge was approved, lowering the required security from $3,793,540.66 to $2,172,800.48. Supervisors voted to reallocate $20,000 from the MASD Natatorium account to Park Security Services to cover higher fuel and wage costs. They also passed Resolution R-21-2022, authorizing the Moon Industrial Development Authority to issue up to $32 million in bonds for Baptist Homes Society; the solicitor clarified the township does not guarantee the debt. The board approved payment of bills from the General Fund ($304,364.20), Sponsorship Fund ($15,735.55), Military Banner Fund ($475.00), ARPA Fund ($3,294.11), Capital Reserve Fund ($3,941.88), Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($125,693.30), and Stormwater Fund ($10,622.81), plus a $399,934.80 requisition from the 2020 Bond Fund for construction costs. A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest with Moon Township Ford. During public comment, a resident updated the board on pickleball court fundraising, noting a donor willing to supply concrete. A resident suggested converting a parking lot near the batting cages into temporary courts. The assistant township manager said staff and the engineer would review that option. The board also issued proclamations honoring the OLSH boys basketball team and the Moon Area girls rugby team.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met June 1 and approved a full slate of action items. The board unanimously approved Resolution R-18-2022, declaring that the acquisition and later sale of several vacant parcels (Block and Lot 505-M-43) aligns with the township’s comprehensive plan. The board also approved the Globe Subdivision Plan, the Village at Marketplace 3rd Amendment, and the Rolling Hills 2nd Amendment, all as recommended by the township engineer. A bond reduction for the Prism at Diamond Ridge was approved, lowering the required security from $3,793,540.66 to $2,172,800.48. Supervisors voted to reallocate $20,000 from the MASD Natatorium account to Park Security Services to cover higher fuel and wage costs. They also passed Resolution R-21-2022, authorizing the Moon Industrial Development Authority to issue up to $32 million in bonds for Baptist Homes Society; the solicitor clarified the township does not guarantee the debt.
The board approved payment of bills from the General Fund ($304,364.20), Sponsorship Fund ($15,735.55), Military Banner Fund ($475.00), ARPA Fund ($3,294.11), Capital Reserve Fund ($3,941.88), Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($125,693.30), and Stormwater Fund ($10,622.81), plus a $399,934.80 requisition from the 2020 Bond Fund for construction costs. A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest with Moon Township Ford.
During public comment, a resident updated the board on pickleball court fundraising, noting a donor willing to supply concrete. A resident suggested converting a parking lot near the batting cages into temporary courts. The assistant township manager said staff and the engineer would review that option. The board also issued proclamations honoring the OLSH boys basketball team and the Moon Area girls rugby team.
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