2 October 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 38 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a conditional use application for Howlin Hotel & SPaw, LLC to operate a dog grooming and daycare facility at 767 Old Narrows Run Road, subject to conditions in the planning director’s Sept. 27 memo. Co-owners said the business would cap daycare at 20 dogs, offer overnight care only for daycare customers, and not breed animals. No public comments were made, and the board closed the hearing before voting unanimously to approve. The board passed Ordinance No. 705, authorizing a new cable franchise agreement with Comcast of Pennsylvania. It also approved Resolution R-24-2024, authorizing the township manager to execute agreements with the state Department of Environmental Protection’s Bureau of Waterways Engineering and Wetlands, a resolution the township engineer noted will be renewed annually at the reorganization meeting in January. The board approved a $645 “Table Sponsor” level sponsorship for the Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce Jingle Fest, which includes eight attendees and a display table. It also approved a $500 Hardcover Sponsor and an additional $250 Paperback Sponsor for the Moon Township Public Library to purchase raffle items, and an $895 advertisement in the chamber’s street and road map. The board paid bills from the General Fund totaling $695,085.99, a $405,390.70 requisition from the 2020 Bond Fund for construction costs, $10,193.18 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $7,970.84 from the Stormwater Fund, and $13,147.50 from the ARPA Fund. During public comment, a resident thanked the board for support in rebalancing voter polling places for the first time in 27 years. He also noted that Wasson Auto Service on Moon Clinton Road is closing after 40 years and requested a township recognition for the owner; the township manager directed him to the communications director to arrange a certificate of recognition. The board also recognized the promotion of a police officer, a five-year veteran of the police department.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a conditional use application for Howlin Hotel & SPaw, LLC to operate a dog grooming and daycare facility at 767 Old Narrows Run Road, subject to conditions in the planning director’s Sept. 27 memo. Co-owners said the business would cap daycare at 20 dogs, offer overnight care only for daycare customers, and not breed animals. No public comments were made, and the board closed the hearing before voting unanimously to approve.
The board passed Ordinance No. 705, authorizing a new cable franchise agreement with Comcast of Pennsylvania. It also approved Resolution R-24-2024, authorizing the township manager to execute agreements with the state Department of Environmental Protection’s Bureau of Waterways Engineering and Wetlands, a resolution the township engineer noted will be renewed annually at the reorganization meeting in January.
The board approved a $645 “Table Sponsor” level sponsorship for the Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce Jingle Fest, which includes eight attendees and a display table. It also approved a $500 Hardcover Sponsor and an additional $250 Paperback Sponsor for the Moon Township Public Library to purchase raffle items, and an $895 advertisement in the chamber’s street and road map.
The board paid bills from the General Fund totaling $695,085.99, a $405,390.70 requisition from the 2020 Bond Fund for construction costs, $10,193.18 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $7,970.84 from the Stormwater Fund, and $13,147.50 from the ARPA Fund.
During public comment, a resident thanked the board for support in rebalancing voter polling places for the first time in 27 years. He also noted that Wasson Auto Service on Moon Clinton Road is closing after 40 years and requested a township recognition for the owner; the township manager directed him to the communications director to arrange a certificate of recognition. The board also recognized the promotion of a police officer, a five-year veteran of the police department.
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