3 April 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 39 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on April 3, 2024, with the chairman presiding and three members present; one member was absent. The board approved an agenda amendment to add a resolution regarding a vacant property at 716 Thorn Street. During public comment, a developer outlined plans for a town center development near the Port Authority Park & Ride lot, and a resident urged the board to consider the Arbor Day proclamation when reviewing development plans. The board approved minutes from the February 28 workshop and March 6 regular meeting. They closed a public hearing and approved a conditional use for Chick-fil-A’s proposed 5,500-square-foot restaurant at 2812 Gracey Center Way, granting setback modifications for drive-thru canopies and retaining walls. The land development was approved subject to conditions in an April 2 staff memo. A public hearing on the Pittsburgh International Business Park zoning text amendment was continued to April 24 after discussion about restricting biological labs. The board closed a public hearing and approved Ordinance 703, rezoning 1.5 acres at 504-J-211 from R-1 to R-2 to allow three single-family lots. The board approved a grading ordinance modification for Cimarron Phase 4, allowing trees to be planted at the top and toe of a slope rather than on the engineered slope itself. They authorized a license agreement with Heritage Valley Health System for Earth Day overflow parking and approved Resolution R-15-2024, declaring the acquisition and disposition of the vacant Thorn Street property consistent with the comprehensive plan. The township manager announced the April 23 election, an April 10 Zoning Hearing Board meeting, an April 6 electronic collection day, the April 21 Earth Day celebration, and a 10-day full closure of the Sewickley Bridge starting April 19. The board approved bills from the General Fund ($199,078.31), 2020 Bond Fund ($488,007.54), Liquid Fuels Fund ($50,221.43), Capital Reserve Fund ($26,435.57), Stormwater Fund ($10,615.63), Sponsorship Fund ($4,625.89), and Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($1,522.85), and ratified General Fund bills of $419,850.14. A member of the board announced an April 11 ceremony honoring a WWII veteran. The meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on April 3, 2024, with the chairman presiding and three members present; one member was absent. The board approved an agenda amendment to add a resolution regarding a vacant property at 716 Thorn Street. During public comment, a developer outlined plans for a town center development near the Port Authority Park & Ride lot, and a resident urged the board to consider the Arbor Day proclamation when reviewing development plans.
The board approved minutes from the February 28 workshop and March 6 regular meeting. They closed a public hearing and approved a conditional use for Chick-fil-A’s proposed 5,500-square-foot restaurant at 2812 Gracey Center Way, granting setback modifications for drive-thru canopies and retaining walls. The land development was approved subject to conditions in an April 2 staff memo. A public hearing on the Pittsburgh International Business Park zoning text amendment was continued to April 24 after discussion about restricting biological labs. The board closed a public hearing and approved Ordinance 703, rezoning 1.5 acres at 504-J-211 from R-1 to R-2 to allow three single-family lots.
The board approved a grading ordinance modification for Cimarron Phase 4, allowing trees to be planted at the top and toe of a slope rather than on the engineered slope itself. They authorized a license agreement with Heritage Valley Health System for Earth Day overflow parking and approved Resolution R-15-2024, declaring the acquisition and disposition of the vacant Thorn Street property consistent with the comprehensive plan.
The township manager announced the April 23 election, an April 10 Zoning Hearing Board meeting, an April 6 electronic collection day, the April 21 Earth Day celebration, and a 10-day full closure of the Sewickley Bridge starting April 19. The board approved bills from the General Fund ($199,078.31), 2020 Bond Fund ($488,007.54), Liquid Fuels Fund ($50,221.43), Capital Reserve Fund ($26,435.57), Stormwater Fund ($10,615.63), Sponsorship Fund ($4,625.89), and Short-Term Borrowing Fund ($1,522.85), and ratified General Fund bills of $419,850.14. A member of the board announced an April 11 ceremony honoring a WWII veteran. The meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.
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