26 October 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 43 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on October 26, 2022, beginning with an executive session announcement regarding confidential employee personnel matters. During public comment, a resident requested the township require occupancy permits for all rentals, a resident received an update that the board has budgeted $30,000 for 2023 toward new pickleball courts, and a resident raised concerns about road access, leaf-clogged catch basins, and the permitting timeline for Victoria Ridge. The board heard two presentations: two individuals requested modifying the BP Zoning District at Airport Office Park to allow mixed-use development including residential apartments and townhomes, and an employee of Dogtopia proposed a new dog daycare business, which would require creating a new use category with specific criteria since it is not classified as a kennel. The Parks and Recreation Department reported the Halloween Spooktacular was successful, the Eaton Pavilion ribbon cutting was scheduled, and upcoming events include a Veterans Breakfast, Moon Lights Holiday Festival, and Fireside Chats with Santa. The Community Development Department provided updates on the CDSA Simple Subdivision, CHL Subdivision Plan, Rolling Hills Amendment No. 3, Wiltshire Estates Phase 2 Bond Release, and Gateway Signage. The engineer reported on numerous ongoing projects including the 2022 Road Program, Moon Park improvements, multiple stormwater contracts, Mooncrest Community Center renovations, and the new police station. The board approved three action items: a bond reduction for Wiltshire Estates Phase 4 from $7,337 to $2,750, a bond reduction for Village at Marketplace Phase 1 from $891,042.40 to $745,517.40, and the CHL Subdivision Plan. Bills were ratified from the General Fund for $7,523.62 and the ARPA Fund for $650, with a supervisor abstaining from the General Fund vote due to employment with Moon Township Ford. Committee reports covered the Moon Economic Development Group, SHACOG, Moon Transportation Authority, and ACATO.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on October 26, 2022, beginning with an executive session announcement regarding confidential employee personnel matters. During public comment, a resident requested the township require occupancy permits for all rentals, a resident received an update that the board has budgeted $30,000 for 2023 toward new pickleball courts, and a resident raised concerns about road access, leaf-clogged catch basins, and the permitting timeline for Victoria Ridge. The board heard two presentations: two individuals requested modifying the BP Zoning District at Airport Office Park to allow mixed-use development including residential apartments and townhomes, and an employee of Dogtopia proposed a new dog daycare business, which would require creating a new use category with specific criteria since it is not classified as a kennel. The Parks and Recreation Department reported the Halloween Spooktacular was successful, the Eaton Pavilion ribbon cutting was scheduled, and upcoming events include a Veterans Breakfast, Moon Lights Holiday Festival, and Fireside Chats with Santa. The Community Development Department provided updates on the CDSA Simple Subdivision, CHL Subdivision Plan, Rolling Hills Amendment No. 3, Wiltshire Estates Phase 2 Bond Release, and Gateway Signage. The engineer reported on numerous ongoing projects including the 2022 Road Program, Moon Park improvements, multiple stormwater contracts, Mooncrest Community Center renovations, and the new police station. The board approved three action items: a bond reduction for Wiltshire Estates Phase 4 from $7,337 to $2,750, a bond reduction for Village at Marketplace Phase 1 from $891,042.40 to $745,517.40, and the CHL Subdivision Plan. Bills were ratified from the General Fund for $7,523.62 and the ARPA Fund for $650, with a supervisor abstaining from the General Fund vote due to employment with Moon Township Ford. Committee reports covered the Moon Economic Development Group, SHACOG, Moon Transportation Authority, and ACATO.
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