6 December 2023
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 29 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting December 6, 2023, with all five members present. After announcements, the board heard two public hearings. The first continued the proposed Forest Park Planned Residential Development; the applicant addressed resident concerns about the Becks Run Road connection and surface water runoff. The board closed that hearing. The second hearing, for the Apex at Diamond Ridge Planned Nonresidential Development, included the applicant’s presentation on modification requests and discussion of parking, green space, and solar lighting. One resident spoke in support. The board entered executive session for a brief discussion and then closed that hearing. The board approved several action items. They authorized a $1,485 proposal from Construction Engineering Consultants, Inc. for subsurface investigation and a geotechnical report for the Public Safety Building. They approved Resolution R-40-2023, adopting the 2024 municipal budget. Resolution R-41-2023 set the real property tax rate at 2.74 mills. They granted Resolution R-42-2023, revised conditional use and master plan approval with conditions to Kossman Development Company for the Park at Luna Ridge nonresidential development off Marketplace Boulevard. The board also approved a $1,000 sponsorship for Operation Santa’s Tinsel Tree and a $1,248.08 change order to DiMarco Construction Company to add plumbing chase walls at the police station. The board approved payment of bills from the General Fund ($450,317.48), Capital Reserve Fund ($612,939.72), 2020 Bond Fund ($436,604.72), Sponsorship Fund ($13,437.59), Stormwater Fund ($3,154.42), ARPA Fund ($1,261.60), and Short-Term Fund ($938.13). The township manager announced upcoming Zoning Hearing Board meetings, including variance requests for 525 Gibson Drive and 2812 Gracey Center Way (Chick-fil-A). She also highlighted Parks & Recreation programs: the Moon Lights Holiday House Decorating Contest, holiday lights at Moon Park through January 7, and the Black Dog Wine Company Dog Park winter hours. Supervisor remarks included congratulations to two individuals and thanks to an outgoing supervisor. The meeting adjourned at 8:17 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting December 6, 2023, with all five members present. After announcements, the board heard two public hearings. The first continued the proposed Forest Park Planned Residential Development; the applicant addressed resident concerns about the Becks Run Road connection and surface water runoff. The board closed that hearing. The second hearing, for the Apex at Diamond Ridge Planned Nonresidential Development, included the applicant’s presentation on modification requests and discussion of parking, green space, and solar lighting. One resident spoke in support. The board entered executive session for a brief discussion and then closed that hearing.
The board approved several action items. They authorized a $1,485 proposal from Construction Engineering Consultants, Inc. for subsurface investigation and a geotechnical report for the Public Safety Building. They approved Resolution R-40-2023, adopting the 2024 municipal budget. Resolution R-41-2023 set the real property tax rate at 2.74 mills. They granted Resolution R-42-2023, revised conditional use and master plan approval with conditions to Kossman Development Company for the Park at Luna Ridge nonresidential development off Marketplace Boulevard. The board also approved a $1,000 sponsorship for Operation Santa’s Tinsel Tree and a $1,248.08 change order to DiMarco Construction Company to add plumbing chase walls at the police station.
The board approved payment of bills from the General Fund ($450,317.48), Capital Reserve Fund ($612,939.72), 2020 Bond Fund ($436,604.72), Sponsorship Fund ($13,437.59), Stormwater Fund ($3,154.42), ARPA Fund ($1,261.60), and Short-Term Fund ($938.13). The township manager announced upcoming Zoning Hearing Board meetings, including variance requests for 525 Gibson Drive and 2812 Gracey Center Way (Chick-fil-A). She also highlighted Parks & Recreation programs: the Moon Lights Holiday House Decorating Contest, holiday lights at Moon Park through January 7, and the Black Dog Wine Company Dog Park winter hours. Supervisor remarks included congratulations to two individuals and thanks to an outgoing supervisor. The meeting adjourned at 8:17 p.m.
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