29 June 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 39 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on June 29, 2022, with four members present and one member absent. The board approved an amendment to add an action item regarding a License and Indemnification Agreement with ServiceLink NLS, LLC, allowing the company to use property for parking and shuttling attendees to the July 4th event. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about code enforcement in R-1 zones, citing excessive vehicles, unmaintained pools, and woodworking. The Planning Director defended the code enforcement officer’s work, noting complaints are addressed through a legal process. Presentations included representatives from Hollow Oak Land Trust, who proposed naming nine unnamed streams in the township, such as Limerick Run and Gunsmith Run. The board agreed to provide a letter of support. An auditor reviewed the 2021 audit, covering the General Fund balance, revenue, and expenditure analyses, along with capital project and special revenue funds. A representative of Kossman Development Company presented a revised plan for a community center at Luna Ridge, proposing 28,000 square feet for the library and 8,000 for parks and recreation. The board expressed interest, and the Solicitor outlined the need for master plan, conditional use, and final plan approvals. The board approved Resolution R-23-2022, authorizing a Use of Holding Facility Agreement with Robert Morris University Police. A motion to approve a Memorandum of Agreement for regional glass recycling with Dormont failed, and the board tabled it. The board approved the ServiceLink agreement. Bills were ratified: $24,430.18 from the General Fund, $48,236.62 from Liquid Fuels, and $2,025.00 from ARPA. Reports covered parks and recreation, including full pavilion rentals, summer camp, and July 4th plans; community development updates on easement agreements and a short-term rental ordinance hearing; and the engineer’s report on road programs, stormwater improvements, and building projects. The board also discussed a PennDOT study denying an engine brake restriction on Flaugherty Run Road. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 9:47 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on June 29, 2022, with four members present and one member absent. The board approved an amendment to add an action item regarding a License and Indemnification Agreement with ServiceLink NLS, LLC, allowing the company to use property for parking and shuttling attendees to the July 4th event. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about code enforcement in R-1 zones, citing excessive vehicles, unmaintained pools, and woodworking. The Planning Director defended the code enforcement officer’s work, noting complaints are addressed through a legal process.
Presentations included representatives from Hollow Oak Land Trust, who proposed naming nine unnamed streams in the township, such as Limerick Run and Gunsmith Run. The board agreed to provide a letter of support. An auditor reviewed the 2021 audit, covering the General Fund balance, revenue, and expenditure analyses, along with capital project and special revenue funds. A representative of Kossman Development Company presented a revised plan for a community center at Luna Ridge, proposing 28,000 square feet for the library and 8,000 for parks and recreation. The board expressed interest, and the Solicitor outlined the need for master plan, conditional use, and final plan approvals.
The board approved Resolution R-23-2022, authorizing a Use of Holding Facility Agreement with Robert Morris University Police. A motion to approve a Memorandum of Agreement for regional glass recycling with Dormont failed, and the board tabled it. The board approved the ServiceLink agreement. Bills were ratified: $24,430.18 from the General Fund, $48,236.62 from Liquid Fuels, and $2,025.00 from ARPA.
Reports covered parks and recreation, including full pavilion rentals, summer camp, and July 4th plans; community development updates on easement agreements and a short-term rental ordinance hearing; and the engineer’s report on road programs, stormwater improvements, and building projects. The board also discussed a PennDOT study denying an engine brake restriction on Flaugherty Run Road. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 9:47 p.m.
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