25 October 2023
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 65 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors convened a workshop meeting on October 25, 2023, and took several significant actions. The board unanimously approved two personnel-related agenda amendments and subsequent action items: accepting the resignation of a police officer and terminating a Public Works employee, effective that day. The board also authorized the township manager to pursue legal action to recover uniforms, healthcare reimbursements, and other township property from the former employee. The Public Works Director reported on MS4 compliance, noting that 53 pipe outlet deficiencies were identified from 2022-2023, with 38 initially unfound but later located after clearing brush. He detailed ongoing catch basin replacements and announced curbside leaf and limb pickup from November 6-17, excluding Veterans Day. The Police Chief presented the September activity report (1,016 calls) and highlighted a successful Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission assessment, with 118 of 139 standards immediately compliant. During public comment, a resident raised concerns about traffic congestion from new apartments in Whispering Woods and Gilmary, which are technically in Findlay Township. The Planning Director confirmed Findlay has a permit but needs PennDOT approval. An employee of Deleta Development Group presented the Moon Transportation Authority's financial status, reporting $1,015,176 in LERTA RAP revenue against $975,000 in annual debt service, though delays in interim assessments are impacting cash flow. The Finance Manager reviewed the 2024 preliminary budget, including transfers of $731,700 to Liquid Fuels, $2 million to Capital Projects, and $1.2 million to Capital Reserve. The library allocation increased by $15,272 to $199,272. The board approved paying bills totaling $7,300.48, with the Chairman abstaining due to his employment with Moon Township Ford. The Engineer reported on stormwater contracts, including a change order for Contract 22-ST04 adding Southward Drive, and noted a special public meeting with Philomena Drive residents will follow the December 6 regular meeting.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors convened a workshop meeting on October 25, 2023, and took several significant actions. The board unanimously approved two personnel-related agenda amendments and subsequent action items: accepting the resignation of a police officer and terminating a Public Works employee, effective that day. The board also authorized the township manager to pursue legal action to recover uniforms, healthcare reimbursements, and other township property from the former employee.
The Public Works Director reported on MS4 compliance, noting that 53 pipe outlet deficiencies were identified from 2022-2023, with 38 initially unfound but later located after clearing brush. He detailed ongoing catch basin replacements and announced curbside leaf and limb pickup from November 6-17, excluding Veterans Day. The Police Chief presented the September activity report (1,016 calls) and highlighted a successful Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission assessment, with 118 of 139 standards immediately compliant.
During public comment, a resident raised concerns about traffic congestion from new apartments in Whispering Woods and Gilmary, which are technically in Findlay Township. The Planning Director confirmed Findlay has a permit but needs PennDOT approval. An employee of Deleta Development Group presented the Moon Transportation Authority's financial status, reporting $1,015,176 in LERTA RAP revenue against $975,000 in annual debt service, though delays in interim assessments are impacting cash flow.
The Finance Manager reviewed the 2024 preliminary budget, including transfers of $731,700 to Liquid Fuels, $2 million to Capital Projects, and $1.2 million to Capital Reserve. The library allocation increased by $15,272 to $199,272. The board approved paying bills totaling $7,300.48, with the Chairman abstaining due to his employment with Moon Township Ford. The Engineer reported on stormwater contracts, including a change order for Contract 22-ST04 adding Southward Drive, and noted a special public meeting with Philomena Drive residents will follow the December 6 regular meeting.
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