16 December 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 48 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on December 16, 2024, where they approved the sale of a township-owned parcel at the School House Activity Center to an owner of Porter Properties for $180,000. The board also approved the conditional use application for Source One Transportation’s proposed trucking depot on University Boulevard, following a public hearing where the applicant described plans to park 25 vehicles and build a small office on the site, arguing the location would reduce truck traffic through Coraopolis. A simple subdivision for Rolling Hills Amendment No. 5 Lot 208 was approved, as was a bond reduction for Diamond Ridge Phase 1B from $1,343,455.55 to $1,276,126.17. Bills from the general fund totaling $9,776.42 were ratified, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest, and ARPA fund bills of $62.50 were also approved. During public works reports, the director detailed ongoing storm sewer upgrades on Lark Drive and Philomena Avenue, noting conflicts with existing sanitary lines, and reported that 85 catch basins were replaced this year. He said the 2025 road paving list must be finalized soon and shared with utilities. The facilities manager reported on park maintenance, including splash pad repairs, retaining wall reconstruction at the Carriage House, and a new dog park waterline. The board recommended switching to a card-based fuel management system for township vehicles. The Moon Township Recreation Authority presented preliminary plans for a new two-story, 16,000-square-foot clubhouse at the golf course, with full dining and event space for up to 200 people; a cost estimate is expected in six months. The board also heard that the Planning Commission will review several development plans this week, including a pharmacy at 1003 Beaver Grade Road, a lot consolidation and revised master plan phases at the Village at Marketplace, and a townhouse development on Thorn Run Road. A conditional use hearing for Revival Today, Inc. was continued to January 13, 2025. The board discussed a revised fee schedule for approval at the January reorganization meeting. A supervisor reported that the Library Board is changing its meeting dates and that she is now vice president.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on December 16, 2024, where they approved the sale of a township-owned parcel at the School House Activity Center to an owner of Porter Properties for $180,000. The board also approved the conditional use application for Source One Transportation’s proposed trucking depot on University Boulevard, following a public hearing where the applicant described plans to park 25 vehicles and build a small office on the site, arguing the location would reduce truck traffic through Coraopolis. A simple subdivision for Rolling Hills Amendment No. 5 Lot 208 was approved, as was a bond reduction for Diamond Ridge Phase 1B from $1,343,455.55 to $1,276,126.17. Bills from the general fund totaling $9,776.42 were ratified, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest, and ARPA fund bills of $62.50 were also approved.
During public works reports, the director detailed ongoing storm sewer upgrades on Lark Drive and Philomena Avenue, noting conflicts with existing sanitary lines, and reported that 85 catch basins were replaced this year. He said the 2025 road paving list must be finalized soon and shared with utilities. The facilities manager reported on park maintenance, including splash pad repairs, retaining wall reconstruction at the Carriage House, and a new dog park waterline. The board recommended switching to a card-based fuel management system for township vehicles.
The Moon Township Recreation Authority presented preliminary plans for a new two-story, 16,000-square-foot clubhouse at the golf course, with full dining and event space for up to 200 people; a cost estimate is expected in six months. The board also heard that the Planning Commission will review several development plans this week, including a pharmacy at 1003 Beaver Grade Road, a lot consolidation and revised master plan phases at the Village at Marketplace, and a townhouse development on Thorn Run Road. A conditional use hearing for Revival Today, Inc. was continued to January 13, 2025. The board discussed a revised fee schedule for approval at the January reorganization meeting. A supervisor reported that the Library Board is changing its meeting dates and that she is now vice president.
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