19 December 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 47 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met on December 19, 2022, and took several actions. The board approved two agenda amendments to add action items regarding the retirement of a police captain and a bond reduction for the Rolling Hills plan. No public comments were offered. The board approved the establishment of a Public Safety Director position effective January 1, 2023. They accepted the retirement of a police captain, effective January 6, 2023, and the retirement of a dispatcher, effective January 2, 2023. The board also accepted the resignation of a senior staff accountant, effective January 3, 2023. The supervisors authorized the township manager to execute a National Fitness Campaign 2023 Healthy Cities Campaign Grant, awarding the township $30,000 toward a fitness court. Three bond reductions were approved: Bond Reduction No. 8 for Cimarron Phase 6 from $30,750.00 to $30,551.40; Bond Reduction No. 9 for Cimarron Phase 5 from $22,847.50 to $22,802.95; and Bond Reduction No. 1 for the Rolling Hills Plan from $1,174,177.40 to $392,564.27, all as recommended by the township engineer. The board ratified bill payments from the General Fund totaling $1,066.13 and from the 2020 Bond Fund totaling $1,356.12. In reports, the Parks and Recreation Director noted the successful Moon Lights event and sold-out Fireside Chats with Santa, and outlined the 2023 event schedule. The township engineer provided updates on numerous capital projects, including the police station construction, Downes Fire Station, Mooncrest Community Center renovations, and various road and stormwater programs. The board also discussed the D’Andrea land development plan and a Sheetz variance request, both slated for future Planning Commission agendas. The meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met on December 19, 2022, and took several actions. The board approved two agenda amendments to add action items regarding the retirement of a police captain and a bond reduction for the Rolling Hills plan. No public comments were offered. The board approved the establishment of a Public Safety Director position effective January 1, 2023. They accepted the retirement of a police captain, effective January 6, 2023, and the retirement of a dispatcher, effective January 2, 2023. The board also accepted the resignation of a senior staff accountant, effective January 3, 2023. The supervisors authorized the township manager to execute a National Fitness Campaign 2023 Healthy Cities Campaign Grant, awarding the township $30,000 toward a fitness court. Three bond reductions were approved: Bond Reduction No. 8 for Cimarron Phase 6 from $30,750.00 to $30,551.40; Bond Reduction No. 9 for Cimarron Phase 5 from $22,847.50 to $22,802.95; and Bond Reduction No. 1 for the Rolling Hills Plan from $1,174,177.40 to $392,564.27, all as recommended by the township engineer. The board ratified bill payments from the General Fund totaling $1,066.13 and from the 2020 Bond Fund totaling $1,356.12. In reports, the Parks and Recreation Director noted the successful Moon Lights event and sold-out Fireside Chats with Santa, and outlined the 2023 event schedule. The township engineer provided updates on numerous capital projects, including the police station construction, Downes Fire Station, Mooncrest Community Center renovations, and various road and stormwater programs. The board also discussed the D’Andrea land development plan and a Sheetz variance request, both slated for future Planning Commission agendas. The meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.
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