5 July 2023
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 39 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on July 5, 2023, beginning with an executive session announcement covering real estate and confidential personnel matters. The board approved the minutes from the May 31 workshop and June 7 regular meeting. A public hearing on a proposed ordinance to add dog daycare as a permitted zoning use was continued to the August 2 meeting at the applicant’s request. The board then held a public hearing on a conditional use application from Sheetz for a new convenience store and fuel station at University Boulevard and Stoops Ferry Road. The applicant sought four deviations from the township’s bufferyard and landscaping requirements. After presentations from the applicant’s land use counsel, engineer, and traffic engineer, and discussion of stormwater management for Narrows Run and left-turn lane plans, the board closed the public hearing and unanimously approved the conditional use modifications as recommended by the planning director. The board also approved the major land development plan for the Sheetz project, a simple subdivision for the Montour-Trello Plan, a simple subdivision for the Cornell Consolidation Plan, and the final application for River Ridge. The board authorized a $33,811 proposal from Lauttamus Communications & Security for Eventide call recording equipment, adopted Resolution R-23-2023 to submit a sewage facilities plan revision to the DEP, and authorized the solicitor to file a petition to revise the township’s election districts, adding three new districts. The board approved bills from the General Fund ($368,370.94), Capital Reserve Fund ($21,848.51), 2020 Bond Fund ($448,143.12), ARPA Fund ($93,832.95), Stormwater Fund ($38,448.91), Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($5,685.34), Sponsorship Fund ($2,139.71), and Military Banner Fund ($95.00). A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. The meeting included a presentation from the library director on grants and partnerships, and a police department recognition ceremony for promotions and a new probationary officer.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on July 5, 2023, beginning with an executive session announcement covering real estate and confidential personnel matters. The board approved the minutes from the May 31 workshop and June 7 regular meeting. A public hearing on a proposed ordinance to add dog daycare as a permitted zoning use was continued to the August 2 meeting at the applicant’s request. The board then held a public hearing on a conditional use application from Sheetz for a new convenience store and fuel station at University Boulevard and Stoops Ferry Road. The applicant sought four deviations from the township’s bufferyard and landscaping requirements. After presentations from the applicant’s land use counsel, engineer, and traffic engineer, and discussion of stormwater management for Narrows Run and left-turn lane plans, the board closed the public hearing and unanimously approved the conditional use modifications as recommended by the planning director. The board also approved the major land development plan for the Sheetz project, a simple subdivision for the Montour-Trello Plan, a simple subdivision for the Cornell Consolidation Plan, and the final application for River Ridge. The board authorized a $33,811 proposal from Lauttamus Communications & Security for Eventide call recording equipment, adopted Resolution R-23-2023 to submit a sewage facilities plan revision to the DEP, and authorized the solicitor to file a petition to revise the township’s election districts, adding three new districts. The board approved bills from the General Fund ($368,370.94), Capital Reserve Fund ($21,848.51), 2020 Bond Fund ($448,143.12), ARPA Fund ($93,832.95), Stormwater Fund ($38,448.91), Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($5,685.34), Sponsorship Fund ($2,139.71), and Military Banner Fund ($95.00). A supervisor abstained from the General Fund vote due to a conflict of interest. The meeting included a presentation from the library director on grants and partnerships, and a police department recognition ceremony for promotions and a new probationary officer.
Summarised by AI from the linked minutes, with some details withheld for privacy. The document is the record — check anything that matters against it.