4 December 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 30 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the 2025 municipal budget and set the property tax rate at 2.74 mills, the same rate as the previous year. The board also approved three development bond reductions: Cimarron Phase 4 was reduced from $307,527 to $213,737.43, Knepper DMD was reduced from $2,519 to $0, and Victoria Ridge was reduced from $1,412,903.70 to $1,142,046.63, all as recommended by the township engineer. The board approved the minutes from the October 30 workshop and November 6 regular meeting. A single bid of $180,000 from an individual was opened for the 102 Mooncrest property, with action scheduled for the December 16 meeting. The board approved paying bills from the General Fund ($238,012.67), the 2020 Bond Fund for construction costs ($193,687.21), the Liquid Fuels Fund ($30,854.96), the Sponsorship Fund ($18,246.26), the Stormwater Fund ($18,162.99), the Capital Reserve Fund ($15,231.57), the Military Banner Fund ($95), and Short-Term Borrowing ($31.25). The police chief presented a detective with a letter of commendation for investigative work from October 2023 through November 2024. An employee of the Blessed Home Project, a nonprofit offering free cleaning and companionship services, gave a presentation. The library director reported a successful September, a book sale raising over $4,000, and the upcoming opening of a new children’s center in the MTMA building basement. The township manager announced the Moon Lights Holiday Festival on December 7, adjusted park hours, a temporary phone outage on December 12, and holiday office closures. The board recognized the Public Safety Director for 35 years of service, including overseeing the new police station construction.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the 2025 municipal budget and set the property tax rate at 2.74 mills, the same rate as the previous year. The board also approved three development bond reductions: Cimarron Phase 4 was reduced from $307,527 to $213,737.43, Knepper DMD was reduced from $2,519 to $0, and Victoria Ridge was reduced from $1,412,903.70 to $1,142,046.63, all as recommended by the township engineer. The board approved the minutes from the October 30 workshop and November 6 regular meeting. A single bid of $180,000 from an individual was opened for the 102 Mooncrest property, with action scheduled for the December 16 meeting. The board approved paying bills from the General Fund ($238,012.67), the 2020 Bond Fund for construction costs ($193,687.21), the Liquid Fuels Fund ($30,854.96), the Sponsorship Fund ($18,246.26), the Stormwater Fund ($18,162.99), the Capital Reserve Fund ($15,231.57), the Military Banner Fund ($95), and Short-Term Borrowing ($31.25). The police chief presented a detective with a letter of commendation for investigative work from October 2023 through November 2024. An employee of the Blessed Home Project, a nonprofit offering free cleaning and companionship services, gave a presentation. The library director reported a successful September, a book sale raising over $4,000, and the upcoming opening of a new children’s center in the MTMA building basement. The township manager announced the Moon Lights Holiday Festival on December 7, adjusted park hours, a temporary phone outage on December 12, and holiday office closures. The board recognized the Public Safety Director for 35 years of service, including overseeing the new police station construction.
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