20 November 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 23 subject tags
The Moon Township Planning Commission convened on November 20, 2024, with four members present. During public comment, several residents voiced strong opposition to the conditional use application for Revival Today, Inc. at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road. Speakers raised concerns about Columbia Gas installing an enlarged medium pressure gas line without proper permits, noise issues, and safety hazards related to gas and electrical lines. They urged the commission to deny further delays, noting property owners had been given sufficient time to comply. The commission voted unanimously to deny the Revival Today conditional use application, with members citing the applicant's failure to adhere to township regulations and lack of progress despite previous extensions. The township's enforcement action will proceed through the court system. The commission then addressed several other agenda items, all resulting in unanimous votes to table pending review comments. The proposed pharmacy at 1003 Beaver Grade Road, which would demolish the PNC Bank building, was tabled due to outstanding engineering review comments. The Village at Marketplace lot consolidation for Residual Parcel C and Parcel 414-J-360 was tabled pending resolution of a right-of-way vacation to Hookstown Grade. The revised tentative plan for Phases 2 and 3, including townhouse modifications and a cul-de-sac at Hershinger, was also tabled. The final plan for Phase 3, which includes trail development using recycled milling material, was tabled as well. Source One Terminal presented a conditional use application for a truck depot on University Boulevard. The employee-owned Guttman Oil company proposes relocating operations from Neville Island to the brownfield site adjacent to the Buckeye Terminal, using modular buildings and minimal ground disturbance while working through Act 2 environmental clearance. The commission tabled this application unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 7:26 pm.The Moon Township Planning Commission convened on November 20, 2024, with four members present. During public comment, several residents voiced strong opposition to the conditional use application for Revival Today, Inc. at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road. Speakers raised concerns about Columbia Gas installing an enlarged medium pressure gas line without proper permits, noise issues, and safety hazards related to gas and electrical lines. They urged the commission to deny further delays, noting property owners had been given sufficient time to comply.
The commission voted unanimously to deny the Revival Today conditional use application, with members citing the applicant's failure to adhere to township regulations and lack of progress despite previous extensions. The township's enforcement action will proceed through the court system.
The commission then addressed several other agenda items, all resulting in unanimous votes to table pending review comments. The proposed pharmacy at 1003 Beaver Grade Road, which would demolish the PNC Bank building, was tabled due to outstanding engineering review comments. The Village at Marketplace lot consolidation for Residual Parcel C and Parcel 414-J-360 was tabled pending resolution of a right-of-way vacation to Hookstown Grade. The revised tentative plan for Phases 2 and 3, including townhouse modifications and a cul-de-sac at Hershinger, was also tabled. The final plan for Phase 3, which includes trail development using recycled milling material, was tabled as well.
Source One Terminal presented a conditional use application for a truck depot on University Boulevard. The employee-owned Guttman Oil company proposes relocating operations from Neville Island to the brownfield site adjacent to the Buckeye Terminal, using modular buildings and minimal ground disturbance while working through Act 2 environmental clearance. The commission tabled this application unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 7:26 pm.
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