28 September 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 74 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on September 28, 2022, where they approved a $136,600 fire protection contract for the Mooncrest Community Center, awarding it to Preferred Fire Protection as recommended by the township engineer. The board also ratified payment of bills from the General Fund totaling $8,915.06, with a supervisor abstaining due to his employment at Moon Township Ford, which appeared on the bill register. No public comments were made during the meeting. Parks and Recreation reported that the Moon Wizard Fest drew an estimated 2,000 attendees, and the Moon Spooktacular is scheduled for October 19. An employee secured a 10-year naming rights agreement for the Saturn Pavilion with Eaton, valued at $20,400 through 2025, and a five-year sponsorship from Columbia Sportswear for Nelson Pond, donating $2,500 annually. Flag football enrollment reached a record 145 children, a 12% increase. The township is exploring electric vehicle charging stations at Moon Park, with a $38,000 cost offset by a $30,000 grant, leaving an $8,000 balance. Community Development reviewed tentative plans for River Ridge and the Rubenstein Property, both by Montclair Development, with River Ridge conditions updated and Rubenstein tabled by the Planning Commission. The Felician Sisters minor land development and Prism at Diamond Ridge bond reduction were recommended for approval at the next regular meeting. The engineer reported ongoing stormwater projects, including work on Rosemont, Glenmore Drive, and Fitzrandolph, with several contracts nearing completion. The 2023 budget process was outlined, with three meetings scheduled in October. The board also discussed a model ordinance for the new fireworks law, a request from Hunters Run Homeowners Association for additional streetlights, and fundraising possibilities for Robin Hill. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 8:15 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on September 28, 2022, where they approved a $136,600 fire protection contract for the Mooncrest Community Center, awarding it to Preferred Fire Protection as recommended by the township engineer. The board also ratified payment of bills from the General Fund totaling $8,915.06, with a supervisor abstaining due to his employment at Moon Township Ford, which appeared on the bill register. No public comments were made during the meeting.
Parks and Recreation reported that the Moon Wizard Fest drew an estimated 2,000 attendees, and the Moon Spooktacular is scheduled for October 19. An employee secured a 10-year naming rights agreement for the Saturn Pavilion with Eaton, valued at $20,400 through 2025, and a five-year sponsorship from Columbia Sportswear for Nelson Pond, donating $2,500 annually. Flag football enrollment reached a record 145 children, a 12% increase. The township is exploring electric vehicle charging stations at Moon Park, with a $38,000 cost offset by a $30,000 grant, leaving an $8,000 balance.
Community Development reviewed tentative plans for River Ridge and the Rubenstein Property, both by Montclair Development, with River Ridge conditions updated and Rubenstein tabled by the Planning Commission. The Felician Sisters minor land development and Prism at Diamond Ridge bond reduction were recommended for approval at the next regular meeting. The engineer reported ongoing stormwater projects, including work on Rosemont, Glenmore Drive, and Fitzrandolph, with several contracts nearing completion. The 2023 budget process was outlined, with three meetings scheduled in October. The board also discussed a model ordinance for the new fireworks law, a request from Hunters Run Homeowners Association for additional streetlights, and fundraising possibilities for Robin Hill. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 8:15 p.m.
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