7 September 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 29 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a letter of support for the Hollow Oak Land Trust’s request to name nine previously unnamed streams within the township, including Limerick Run, Gunsmith Run, and Toad Hollow Run. The board also approved the Simple Subdivision Plan for the Village at Marketplace 8th Amendment, and Resolution R-28-2022 accepting the dedication of Lockheed Drive and Wiltshire Drive in Wiltshire Estate Phases 1 and 2. The police force was increased from 31 to 32 officers to add a second School Resource Officer at the Moon Area School District, with the district covering 65% of the cost. Four contracts for the Mooncrest Community Center interior renovations were awarded: Stonemill Group, LLC for general construction ($614,400), First American Industries for plumbing ($177,800), McCurley Houston Electric ($289,900), and Controlled Climate Systems for mechanical work ($312,000). The board tabled a motion to approve the tentative plan for the 88-unit River Ridge Planned Residential Development after a lengthy public hearing featuring concerns from Staunton Heights and Stoops Ferry Road residents about stormwater, landslides, construction traffic, and access. a supervisor abstained due to a spouse's property interest. The board approved paying bills across multiple funds, including $138,154.40 from the General Fund, $98,958 from Liquid Fuels, and a $657,641.05 requisition from the Bond Fund. a supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict with a vendor. The board also heard presentations on the transition to automated garbage and recycling collection, with toters being distributed in November, and recognized Youth Leadership Program graduates and the Eaton Saturn Pavilion sponsorship.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a letter of support for the Hollow Oak Land Trust’s request to name nine previously unnamed streams within the township, including Limerick Run, Gunsmith Run, and Toad Hollow Run. The board also approved the Simple Subdivision Plan for the Village at Marketplace 8th Amendment, and Resolution R-28-2022 accepting the dedication of Lockheed Drive and Wiltshire Drive in Wiltshire Estate Phases 1 and 2. The police force was increased from 31 to 32 officers to add a second School Resource Officer at the Moon Area School District, with the district covering 65% of the cost. Four contracts for the Mooncrest Community Center interior renovations were awarded: Stonemill Group, LLC for general construction ($614,400), First American Industries for plumbing ($177,800), McCurley Houston Electric ($289,900), and Controlled Climate Systems for mechanical work ($312,000). The board tabled a motion to approve the tentative plan for the 88-unit River Ridge Planned Residential Development after a lengthy public hearing featuring concerns from Staunton Heights and Stoops Ferry Road residents about stormwater, landslides, construction traffic, and access. a supervisor abstained due to a spouse's property interest. The board approved paying bills across multiple funds, including $138,154.40 from the General Fund, $98,958 from Liquid Fuels, and a $657,641.05 requisition from the Bond Fund. a supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict with a vendor. The board also heard presentations on the transition to automated garbage and recycling collection, with toters being distributed in November, and recognized Youth Leadership Program graduates and the Eaton Saturn Pavilion sponsorship.
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