6 November 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 25 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with a supervisor absent, approved a cable franchise agreement with Verizon Pennsylvania LLC via Ordinance No. 706. The board authorized the filing of a $37,400 Community Development Block Grant application with Allegheny County Economic Development through Concurring Resolution R-25-2024. Supervisors released the 2025 proposed budget for public inspection, noting no tax increase is planned. They authorized five grant applications under the state’s CFA-LSA program: $650,000 for amphitheater and park office upgrades, $250,000 for Mooncrest pedestrian improvements, $750,000 for Thorn Run Road and Beaver Grade Road pedestrian improvements, and $550,000 for Robin Hill Carriage House improvements. The board approved reducing the Sheetz development bond on Stoops Ferry Road from $1,022,885.60 to $15,070.00 and the Knepper DMD land development bond from $37,565.00 to $2,519.00, both as recommended by the township engineer. A $10,000 agreement with Placer.ai for demographic software for the Parks and Recreation Department was approved. The board paid bills totaling $564,079.45 from the General Fund, $37,293.50 from the ARPA Fund, $36,179.02 from the 2020 Bond Fund for construction costs, $24,091.31 from the Stormwater Fund, $12,191.02 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $3,814.36 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $190.00 from the Military Banner Fund. The board presented a certificate of recognition to a business owner of Wasson’s Auto Service upon his retirement after 40 years. The township manager announced upcoming PRT bus redesign meetings, the sealed-bid sale of property at 102 Mooncrest Drive with a $171,000 minimum, the Moon Lights holiday decorating contest, and the December 7 holiday festival. An employee reported on the successful rebalancing of voting districts. Supervisors thanked the redistricting committee and encouraged residents to review the proposed budget.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with a supervisor absent, approved a cable franchise agreement with Verizon Pennsylvania LLC via Ordinance No. 706. The board authorized the filing of a $37,400 Community Development Block Grant application with Allegheny County Economic Development through Concurring Resolution R-25-2024. Supervisors released the 2025 proposed budget for public inspection, noting no tax increase is planned. They authorized five grant applications under the state’s CFA-LSA program: $650,000 for amphitheater and park office upgrades, $250,000 for Mooncrest pedestrian improvements, $750,000 for Thorn Run Road and Beaver Grade Road pedestrian improvements, and $550,000 for Robin Hill Carriage House improvements. The board approved reducing the Sheetz development bond on Stoops Ferry Road from $1,022,885.60 to $15,070.00 and the Knepper DMD land development bond from $37,565.00 to $2,519.00, both as recommended by the township engineer. A $10,000 agreement with Placer.ai for demographic software for the Parks and Recreation Department was approved. The board paid bills totaling $564,079.45 from the General Fund, $37,293.50 from the ARPA Fund, $36,179.02 from the 2020 Bond Fund for construction costs, $24,091.31 from the Stormwater Fund, $12,191.02 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $3,814.36 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $190.00 from the Military Banner Fund. The board presented a certificate of recognition to a business owner of Wasson’s Auto Service upon his retirement after 40 years. The township manager announced upcoming PRT bus redesign meetings, the sealed-bid sale of property at 102 Mooncrest Drive with a $171,000 minimum, the Moon Lights holiday decorating contest, and the December 7 holiday festival. An employee reported on the successful rebalancing of voting districts. Supervisors thanked the redistricting committee and encouraged residents to review the proposed budget.
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