4 October 2023
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 42 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the minutes of the August 30 workshop and September 6 regular meeting. The board continued a public hearing on the proposed Forest Park Planned Residential Development, a 272-unit single-family home project on 272 acres off Moon Clinton Road, after residents raised safety concerns about narrow, winding Becks Run Road and the lack of sidewalks. The board approved the land development plan for a Walmart addition, a 4,800-square-foot building expansion for online pick-up operations with 42 new parking stalls, subject to conditions including replacement of dead trees on the site. The board also approved the Kondaveeti Subdivision No. 1, subject to the township engineer’s conditions. A bond reduction for Village at Marketplace Phase 2A was approved, lowering the bond from $853,651.15 to $394,224.15. The board approved a $41,073.91 change order for the 2022 Storm Sewer Improvements contract, deducting work on Old Thorn Run Road and Glenbrook Drive and adding work on Southward Drive. A final change order for the Mooncrest Sewer Extension decreased the contract amount by $15,695.00. The board paid bills totaling $575,046.82 from the General Fund, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest, plus $102,627.78 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $34,091.97 from the 2020 Bond Fund, $19,894.01 from the Stormwater Fund, $4,905.20 from the Sponsorship Fund, $1,590.15 from the Short-Term Borrowing Fund, and $1,385.22 from the ARPA Fund. During public comment, a Library Board trustee thanked the supervisors for appointing two new trustees. The library director reported summer circulation statistics and a successful summer reading program with over 7,000 attendees. The Moon Township Municipal Authority general manager presented the new five-year recycling contract, which raises the monthly rate from $21.75 to $33.90 and limits trash to what fits in a provided toter starting in January 2024. The board recognized a resident for achieving Eagle Scout rank.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the minutes of the August 30 workshop and September 6 regular meeting. The board continued a public hearing on the proposed Forest Park Planned Residential Development, a 272-unit single-family home project on 272 acres off Moon Clinton Road, after residents raised safety concerns about narrow, winding Becks Run Road and the lack of sidewalks. The board approved the land development plan for a Walmart addition, a 4,800-square-foot building expansion for online pick-up operations with 42 new parking stalls, subject to conditions including replacement of dead trees on the site. The board also approved the Kondaveeti Subdivision No. 1, subject to the township engineer’s conditions. A bond reduction for Village at Marketplace Phase 2A was approved, lowering the bond from $853,651.15 to $394,224.15. The board approved a $41,073.91 change order for the 2022 Storm Sewer Improvements contract, deducting work on Old Thorn Run Road and Glenbrook Drive and adding work on Southward Drive. A final change order for the Mooncrest Sewer Extension decreased the contract amount by $15,695.00. The board paid bills totaling $575,046.82 from the General Fund, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest, plus $102,627.78 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $34,091.97 from the 2020 Bond Fund, $19,894.01 from the Stormwater Fund, $4,905.20 from the Sponsorship Fund, $1,590.15 from the Short-Term Borrowing Fund, and $1,385.22 from the ARPA Fund. During public comment, a Library Board trustee thanked the supervisors for appointing two new trustees. The library director reported summer circulation statistics and a successful summer reading program with over 7,000 attendees. The Moon Township Municipal Authority general manager presented the new five-year recycling contract, which raises the monthly rate from $21.75 to $33.90 and limits trash to what fits in a provided toter starting in January 2024. The board recognized a resident for achieving Eagle Scout rank.
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