27 March 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 69 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on March 27, 2024, with the chairman presiding and three members present; one member was absent. The board announced an executive session held March 6 to discuss real estate and confidential personnel matters. The fire marshal reported the fire company has applied for an $86,000 Assistance to Firefighters Grant for a ventilation system at Downes Station and received $73,000 from the state fire commissioner for a propane fire vehicle simulator. The company entered a five-year, $10,000-per-year agreement with HAAS Alert to alert drivers of emergency scenes via Waze and Apple platforms. A captain presented on recruitment and retention, noting 50 members and increasing call volume, and discussed future needs including a stipend program and facility renovations. Public comment included a resident questioning the Pittsburgh International Business Park zoning text amendment process and raising concerns about laboratory uses in the PB District. A resident thanked the fire company and discussed the Brodhead Road and Flaugherty Run Road traffic signal. The board approved a sidewalk modification request from an applicant for Cimarron Phase 4, allowing sidewalk construction four feet from the curb as recommended by the engineer. They approved the Puciata Simple Subdivision and the Revised Simple Subdivision for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2A Rev. 6. The board approved submitting the 2024 Mayors Monarch Pledge through the National Wildlife Federation, Resolution R-12-2024 authorizing a PA DCNR grant application for Moon Dog Park Phase 2, and Resolutions R-13-2024 and R-14-2024 terminating NPDES permits for Moon Park and Downes Fire Station. Bills totaling $4,181.97 were ratified, with one member abstaining due to a conflict. The board agreed to proceed with the April 3 public hearing on the Pittsburgh International Business Park zoning text amendment despite discussion of potential changes. A public hearing was also set for Chick-fil-A’s major land development plan. The board discussed the Roboey Thorn Run Road rezoning application and approved a license agreement with Heritage Valley for Earth Day overflow parking. The board also discussed a Sheetz liquor license transfer request for the May 1 meeting.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on March 27, 2024, with the chairman presiding and three members present; one member was absent. The board announced an executive session held March 6 to discuss real estate and confidential personnel matters.
The fire marshal reported the fire company has applied for an $86,000 Assistance to Firefighters Grant for a ventilation system at Downes Station and received $73,000 from the state fire commissioner for a propane fire vehicle simulator. The company entered a five-year, $10,000-per-year agreement with HAAS Alert to alert drivers of emergency scenes via Waze and Apple platforms. A captain presented on recruitment and retention, noting 50 members and increasing call volume, and discussed future needs including a stipend program and facility renovations.
Public comment included a resident questioning the Pittsburgh International Business Park zoning text amendment process and raising concerns about laboratory uses in the PB District. A resident thanked the fire company and discussed the Brodhead Road and Flaugherty Run Road traffic signal.
The board approved a sidewalk modification request from an applicant for Cimarron Phase 4, allowing sidewalk construction four feet from the curb as recommended by the engineer. They approved the Puciata Simple Subdivision and the Revised Simple Subdivision for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2A Rev. 6. The board approved submitting the 2024 Mayors Monarch Pledge through the National Wildlife Federation, Resolution R-12-2024 authorizing a PA DCNR grant application for Moon Dog Park Phase 2, and Resolutions R-13-2024 and R-14-2024 terminating NPDES permits for Moon Park and Downes Fire Station. Bills totaling $4,181.97 were ratified, with one member abstaining due to a conflict.
The board agreed to proceed with the April 3 public hearing on the Pittsburgh International Business Park zoning text amendment despite discussion of potential changes. A public hearing was also set for Chick-fil-A’s major land development plan. The board discussed the Roboey Thorn Run Road rezoning application and approved a license agreement with Heritage Valley for Earth Day overflow parking. The board also discussed a Sheetz liquor license transfer request for the May 1 meeting.
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