9 December 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 38 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a continued public hearing on December 9, 2024, regarding the conditional use application from Revival Today, Inc. for a place of worship at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road. The board heard testimony from three witnesses called by the applicant’s attorney. A pastor described the church’s community outreach and typical two-hour services with music. Under cross-examination by adjacent property owners’ attorney and a resident, he acknowledged noise complaints but deferred technical questions. The church’s CFO testified about the conditional use application, plans to eventually build a permanent church, and ongoing work with Langan Engineering on a traffic study, stormwater management, and buffer yard requirements. He stated the church would comply with engineering recommendations and submit an evacuation plan to police and fire departments. Discussion covered the pending lawsuit over code violations, a gas line permit for heating a tent, off-site parking on Thorn Run Road, and sound issues from a June 2024 festival. A sound engineer from Live Show East testified about efforts to minimize noise impact on neighbors. He had not yet provided sound measurement reports but agreed to do so within two weeks. A supervisor expressed frustration that the CFO could not confirm whether proposals with Langan Engineering had been signed. A supervisor asked what the church would do to be a good neighbor regarding sound. The board voted unanimously to continue the public hearing to January 13, 2025, at 6:00 p.m., with the applicant’s attorney agreeing to extend the deadline for completing the hearing and issuing a decision.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a continued public hearing on December 9, 2024, regarding the conditional use application from Revival Today, Inc. for a place of worship at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road. The board heard testimony from three witnesses called by the applicant’s attorney. A pastor described the church’s community outreach and typical two-hour services with music. Under cross-examination by adjacent property owners’ attorney and a resident, he acknowledged noise complaints but deferred technical questions. The church’s CFO testified about the conditional use application, plans to eventually build a permanent church, and ongoing work with Langan Engineering on a traffic study, stormwater management, and buffer yard requirements. He stated the church would comply with engineering recommendations and submit an evacuation plan to police and fire departments. Discussion covered the pending lawsuit over code violations, a gas line permit for heating a tent, off-site parking on Thorn Run Road, and sound issues from a June 2024 festival. A sound engineer from Live Show East testified about efforts to minimize noise impact on neighbors. He had not yet provided sound measurement reports but agreed to do so within two weeks. A supervisor expressed frustration that the CFO could not confirm whether proposals with Langan Engineering had been signed. A supervisor asked what the church would do to be a good neighbor regarding sound. The board voted unanimously to continue the public hearing to January 13, 2025, at 6:00 p.m., with the applicant’s attorney agreeing to extend the deadline for completing the hearing and issuing a decision.
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