7 February 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 15 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with the Vice Chairman presiding and one supervisor absent, opened its February 7 meeting with the swearing-in of two new police officers and the promotion of a lieutenant, who was also recognized for his upcoming 25 years of service. The board presented a certificate of appreciation to a board member for his 30 years on the Moon Transportation Authority board. Representatives from Vitalant promoted the February 29 community blood drive, and the MTMA General Manager detailed the new automated garbage and recycling collection contract with Waste Management, which began in January and costs residents $33.90 per month through 2028. A representative of the Hollow Oak Land Trust outlined 2024 trail projects and the organization's acquisition of $1.93 million in grants. The board unanimously approved the minutes from the December 18, 2023 workshop and January 2 reorganization meetings. Action items passed included the simple subdivision for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2A Rev. 6, the Pittsburgh Farm Partners minor subdivision subject to the township engineer's January 15 review letter, and the appointment of Jordan Tax Service as delinquent tax collector for real estate and per capita taxes for tax year 2023. The board also directed the township manager to consult with Weiss Burkhardt Kramer and Jordan Tax Service regarding assignment of delinquent tax collection for 2022 and prior years, and approved Resolution R-8-2024 amending the township fee resolution R-5-2024. The board approved bill payments across eight funds: $274,075.70 from the General Fund, $470,502.11 from the 2020 Bond Fund for construction, $178,780.65 from the ARPA Fund, $57,433.42 from the Liquid Fuels Fund, $15,963.10 from the Stormwater Fund, $2,942.45 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $2,077.14 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $1,809.99 from the Short-Term Borrowing Fund. The township manager announced the Snow Angels program for seniors needing snow removal, the upcoming pavilion rental season, and the March 23 Bunny Hop and April 21 Earth Day events. A supervisor urged residents to report any signs of neighborhood landslides. The meeting adjourned at 6:51 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with the Vice Chairman presiding and one supervisor absent, opened its February 7 meeting with the swearing-in of two new police officers and the promotion of a lieutenant, who was also recognized for his upcoming 25 years of service. The board presented a certificate of appreciation to a board member for his 30 years on the Moon Transportation Authority board. Representatives from Vitalant promoted the February 29 community blood drive, and the MTMA General Manager detailed the new automated garbage and recycling collection contract with Waste Management, which began in January and costs residents $33.90 per month through 2028. A representative of the Hollow Oak Land Trust outlined 2024 trail projects and the organization's acquisition of $1.93 million in grants.
The board unanimously approved the minutes from the December 18, 2023 workshop and January 2 reorganization meetings. Action items passed included the simple subdivision for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2A Rev. 6, the Pittsburgh Farm Partners minor subdivision subject to the township engineer's January 15 review letter, and the appointment of Jordan Tax Service as delinquent tax collector for real estate and per capita taxes for tax year 2023. The board also directed the township manager to consult with Weiss Burkhardt Kramer and Jordan Tax Service regarding assignment of delinquent tax collection for 2022 and prior years, and approved Resolution R-8-2024 amending the township fee resolution R-5-2024.
The board approved bill payments across eight funds: $274,075.70 from the General Fund, $470,502.11 from the 2020 Bond Fund for construction, $178,780.65 from the ARPA Fund, $57,433.42 from the Liquid Fuels Fund, $15,963.10 from the Stormwater Fund, $2,942.45 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $2,077.14 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $1,809.99 from the Short-Term Borrowing Fund. The township manager announced the Snow Angels program for seniors needing snow removal, the upcoming pavilion rental season, and the March 23 Bunny Hop and April 21 Earth Day events. A supervisor urged residents to report any signs of neighborhood landslides. The meeting adjourned at 6:51 p.m.
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