27 July 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 54 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on July 27, 2022, where they approved two bond reductions and a grant resolution. The board unanimously approved a bond reduction for the Volkswagen Land Development from $96,151 to $0, and for the PNC Land Development from $408,129.21 to $13,153.25, both as recommended by the township engineer. They also passed Resolution R-25-2022 to apply for a $225,000 Multimodal Transportation Fund grant from the Commonwealth Financing Authority for the West End Avenue Stairway Improvements project. Bills were ratified for the General Fund ($21,226.24) and the ARPA Fund ($2,420). During public comment, two residents voiced concerns about the River Ridge/Staunton Heights 3 land development proposal, citing unresolved issues from previous Planning Commission meetings. The solicitor noted that a public hearing on the planned residential development is expected in September. The parks and recreation director reported that the Fourth of July event drew about 10,000 attendees, summer concert series and movies in the park are ongoing, and the department is switching to RecDesk registration software in mid-September. The planning director updated that the Planning Commission recommended approval of the River Ridge tentative plan, and a public hearing is set for September 7. He also noted that the ACAA Deicing Tanks waiver request is under engineering review. The engineer reported on numerous ongoing projects, including the 2022 road program, stormwater improvements at multiple sites, and work at the Downes Fire Station and municipal complex. The township manager noted that a Green Light Go grant of $156,469 was awarded for traffic signal upgrades, and the township is preparing a grant application for the West End stair replacement. Committee reports included updates from the Moon Economic Development Group and ACATO.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on July 27, 2022, where they approved two bond reductions and a grant resolution. The board unanimously approved a bond reduction for the Volkswagen Land Development from $96,151 to $0, and for the PNC Land Development from $408,129.21 to $13,153.25, both as recommended by the township engineer. They also passed Resolution R-25-2022 to apply for a $225,000 Multimodal Transportation Fund grant from the Commonwealth Financing Authority for the West End Avenue Stairway Improvements project. Bills were ratified for the General Fund ($21,226.24) and the ARPA Fund ($2,420).
During public comment, two residents voiced concerns about the River Ridge/Staunton Heights 3 land development proposal, citing unresolved issues from previous Planning Commission meetings. The solicitor noted that a public hearing on the planned residential development is expected in September.
The parks and recreation director reported that the Fourth of July event drew about 10,000 attendees, summer concert series and movies in the park are ongoing, and the department is switching to RecDesk registration software in mid-September. The planning director updated that the Planning Commission recommended approval of the River Ridge tentative plan, and a public hearing is set for September 7. He also noted that the ACAA Deicing Tanks waiver request is under engineering review.
The engineer reported on numerous ongoing projects, including the 2022 road program, stormwater improvements at multiple sites, and work at the Downes Fire Station and municipal complex. The township manager noted that a Green Light Go grant of $156,469 was awarded for traffic signal upgrades, and the township is preparing a grant application for the West End stair replacement. Committee reports included updates from the Moon Economic Development Group and ACATO.
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