1 February 2023
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 37 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a resolution adopting a schedule of attorney fees for the collection of delinquent taxes, tax claims, and municipal liens, as required by state law. The board authorized the police department to continue its participation in the Allegheny County Project Lifesaver Program by executing a memorandum of understanding with the district attorney’s office; the police chief noted four residents are currently enrolled. The supervisors voted to name 120 Mooncrest Drive the “Moon Township Schoolhouse Activity Center” and 308 Hemlock Drive the “Sister Rene Procopio Activity Center,” honoring the Felician Sisters’ ministry. A right-of-way and supplemental agreement with Columbia Gas for a gas line improvement project along Cedar Drive was approved. The board also approved a simple subdivision plan for the Village at Marketplace, 9th Amendment, as recommended by the township engineer, and granted a modification from section 23-502.1 to the Allegheny County Airport Authority for its fueling and deicing station land development. The board paid bills from the General Fund ($235,205.05), the 2020 Bond Fund ($90,399.99), the Sponsorship Fund ($1,963.00), the Military Banner Fund ($85.00), the Liquid Fuels Fund ($176,402.78), the Capital Reserve Fund ($286,824.68), the ARPA Fund ($231,793.13), the Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($33,780.71), and the Stormwater Fund ($18,291.24). A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. In the township manager’s report, the township manager announced that pavilion rentals for residents begin February 6, that slope stabilization work on McClaren Road will start February 8 with an expected reopening in May, and that the township will host a “Meet Your Neighbor” event on February 8. During supervisor remarks, a supervisor addressed public concerns about the library, stating the board is committed to keeping the library in a good location and that newly appointed library board members are highly qualified.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a resolution adopting a schedule of attorney fees for the collection of delinquent taxes, tax claims, and municipal liens, as required by state law. The board authorized the police department to continue its participation in the Allegheny County Project Lifesaver Program by executing a memorandum of understanding with the district attorney’s office; the police chief noted four residents are currently enrolled. The supervisors voted to name 120 Mooncrest Drive the “Moon Township Schoolhouse Activity Center” and 308 Hemlock Drive the “Sister Rene Procopio Activity Center,” honoring the Felician Sisters’ ministry. A right-of-way and supplemental agreement with Columbia Gas for a gas line improvement project along Cedar Drive was approved. The board also approved a simple subdivision plan for the Village at Marketplace, 9th Amendment, as recommended by the township engineer, and granted a modification from section 23-502.1 to the Allegheny County Airport Authority for its fueling and deicing station land development. The board paid bills from the General Fund ($235,205.05), the 2020 Bond Fund ($90,399.99), the Sponsorship Fund ($1,963.00), the Military Banner Fund ($85.00), the Liquid Fuels Fund ($176,402.78), the Capital Reserve Fund ($286,824.68), the ARPA Fund ($231,793.13), the Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($33,780.71), and the Stormwater Fund ($18,291.24). A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. In the township manager’s report, the township manager announced that pavilion rentals for residents begin February 6, that slope stabilization work on McClaren Road will start February 8 with an expected reopening in May, and that the township will host a “Meet Your Neighbor” event on February 8. During supervisor remarks, a supervisor addressed public concerns about the library, stating the board is committed to keeping the library in a good location and that newly appointed library board members are highly qualified.
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