2 November 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 21 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the 2023 proposed budget for public display, along with an amendment to the pedestrian easement agreement with Allegheny County. The board also approved the CDSA Simple Subdivision Plan, Rolling Hills Amendment No. 3, and a bond release for Wiltshire Estates Phase 2, reducing the bond from $5,500 to $0, all as recommended by the township engineer. Minutes from five prior meetings were approved. The board paid bills from the General Fund ($199,791.81), Capital Reserve Fund ($745,932.68), 2020 Bond Fund ($170,250.05), ARPA Fund ($130,808.03), Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($61,964.20), Stormwater Fund ($62,637.19), and Sponsorship Fund ($11,726.99). It also ratified General Fund bills from late October totaling $994,095.27. A supervisor abstained from voting on the General Fund bills because the register included a bill from Aqua Filter Fresh, Inc., their employer. No public comment was offered on agenda items. The township manager announced upcoming curbside leaf collection, the winner of the Spooktacular house decorating contest, a switch to Rec Desk software for Moon Parks and Recreation, a Moon Light decorating contest, a Veterans Day Breakfast, and a Comcast channel lineup change. Supervisors praised the 2023 budget process, with a supervisor also noting the groundbreaking at Cargo Building #4. The chairman reminded residents of Election Day on November 8. The meeting adjourned at 6:25 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the 2023 proposed budget for public display, along with an amendment to the pedestrian easement agreement with Allegheny County. The board also approved the CDSA Simple Subdivision Plan, Rolling Hills Amendment No. 3, and a bond release for Wiltshire Estates Phase 2, reducing the bond from $5,500 to $0, all as recommended by the township engineer. Minutes from five prior meetings were approved. The board paid bills from the General Fund ($199,791.81), Capital Reserve Fund ($745,932.68), 2020 Bond Fund ($170,250.05), ARPA Fund ($130,808.03), Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($61,964.20), Stormwater Fund ($62,637.19), and Sponsorship Fund ($11,726.99). It also ratified General Fund bills from late October totaling $994,095.27. A supervisor abstained from voting on the General Fund bills because the register included a bill from Aqua Filter Fresh, Inc., their employer. No public comment was offered on agenda items. The township manager announced upcoming curbside leaf collection, the winner of the Spooktacular house decorating contest, a switch to Rec Desk software for Moon Parks and Recreation, a Moon Light decorating contest, a Veterans Day Breakfast, and a Comcast channel lineup change. Supervisors praised the 2023 budget process, with a supervisor also noting the groundbreaking at Cargo Building #4. The chairman reminded residents of Election Day on November 8. The meeting adjourned at 6:25 p.m.
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