6 March 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 39 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved minutes from the January 31 workshop and February 7 regular meeting. The board accepted resignations from a member of the Military Banner Committee, a member of the Library Board of Trustees, and a member of Parks and Recreation. An employee was appointed to the Military Banner Committee to fill an unexpired term through January 2025, and an employee was appointed to the Valley Ambulance Authority to fill a term through January 2025. The board approved the PA Army National Guard Combined Support Maintenance Shop major land development, subject to engineer review comments, for a new vehicle maintenance facility on Airport Authority property. Resolution R-9-2024 was adopted, setting salaries and classifications for administrative and non-bargaining unit employees. Resolution R-11-2024 adopted the updated Employee Handbook, which included a change to the personal cell phone usage policy. A $7,110 proposal from Michael Baker International was approved for a traffic engineering investigation at the intersection of Flaugherty Run Road and Brodhead Road. A $600 tee sponsorship was approved for the PAACC 50th Annual Golf Outing. The board also approved a simple subdivision for the School House Activity Center. Bills were paid from the General Fund ($441,962.52), the 2020 Bond Fund ($90,579.70 for construction costs), the Capital Reserve Fund ($40,240.38), the Stormwater Fund ($17,262.92), the ARPA Fund ($16,195.92), the Sponsorship Fund ($8,909.83), and Short-Term Borrowing ($640.86). During public comment, a resident reported flooding issues on properties at 448 Moon Clinton Road and 151 Pear Orchard Road, alleging that covered creek tubes are not functioning properly and that the township has not provided a report from LSSE Engineers. The township manager stated that a site visit is scheduled for the following day. Another resident thanked the board for the Voter District Rebalancing Committee’s work and requested additional voter notification. The township manager confirmed that information is being posted on the website and bulletin board, and that the county will mail letters. The board also heard from a resident who praised the police, Valley Ambulance, and first responders for their response to a car accident near her home.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved minutes from the January 31 workshop and February 7 regular meeting. The board accepted resignations from a member of the Military Banner Committee, a member of the Library Board of Trustees, and a member of Parks and Recreation. An employee was appointed to the Military Banner Committee to fill an unexpired term through January 2025, and an employee was appointed to the Valley Ambulance Authority to fill a term through January 2025.
The board approved the PA Army National Guard Combined Support Maintenance Shop major land development, subject to engineer review comments, for a new vehicle maintenance facility on Airport Authority property. Resolution R-9-2024 was adopted, setting salaries and classifications for administrative and non-bargaining unit employees. Resolution R-11-2024 adopted the updated Employee Handbook, which included a change to the personal cell phone usage policy. A $7,110 proposal from Michael Baker International was approved for a traffic engineering investigation at the intersection of Flaugherty Run Road and Brodhead Road. A $600 tee sponsorship was approved for the PAACC 50th Annual Golf Outing. The board also approved a simple subdivision for the School House Activity Center.
Bills were paid from the General Fund ($441,962.52), the 2020 Bond Fund ($90,579.70 for construction costs), the Capital Reserve Fund ($40,240.38), the Stormwater Fund ($17,262.92), the ARPA Fund ($16,195.92), the Sponsorship Fund ($8,909.83), and Short-Term Borrowing ($640.86).
During public comment, a resident reported flooding issues on properties at 448 Moon Clinton Road and 151 Pear Orchard Road, alleging that covered creek tubes are not functioning properly and that the township has not provided a report from LSSE Engineers. The township manager stated that a site visit is scheduled for the following day. Another resident thanked the board for the Voter District Rebalancing Committee’s work and requested additional voter notification. The township manager confirmed that information is being posted on the website and bulletin board, and that the county will mail letters. The board also heard from a resident who praised the police, Valley Ambulance, and first responders for their response to a car accident near her home.
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