29 January 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 54 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a simple subdivision for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2B 4th Amendment, as recommended by the township engineer. They also authorized the execution of a Hirshinger Trail Study Reimbursement Agreement between the Moon Transportation Authority and the township. The board approved a purchase agreement with Glick Fire Equipment, Inc. for one Enforcer Ascendant Mid-Mount chassis and aerial apparatus at a cost of $2,588,860 under a Costars contract, and separately authorized the township manager to secure financing for that purchase. Resolution R-10-2025 was adopted, appointing an independent auditor for the township’s fiscal year 2024 accounts. The board also passed Resolution R-11-2025, authorizing the sale of 102 Mooncrest Drive. An extension of the Memorandum of Understanding with the Moon Area School District for the School Resources Officer program was approved through June 30, 2025. The board ratified payment of bills totaling $174,569.74 from the General Fund, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest. During public comment, a resident asked for clarification on the scope of the Beaver Grade Pharmacy project; the planning director confirmed it will be a retail pharmacy, with a presentation scheduled for the February 5 public meeting. The Environmental Advisory Council reported on its 2024 accomplishments and 2025 goals, including an Earth Day event on April 27 at Robin Hill Park and a big recycling day in June. The board also heard department reports from Parks and Recreation, which noted 388,300 total park visitors in 2024, and from the Moon Parks Foundation, which reported a bank balance of $12,453.81. The engineer presented the 2025 roadway program, with bids opening March 24, and provided updates on the Thorn Run Fire Station renovations, with a bid opening goal of April 23. The board previewed the February 5 regular meeting agenda, including a potential action item to sponsor tables at the Mooncrest Valentine’s Day Dance.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a simple subdivision for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2B 4th Amendment, as recommended by the township engineer. They also authorized the execution of a Hirshinger Trail Study Reimbursement Agreement between the Moon Transportation Authority and the township. The board approved a purchase agreement with Glick Fire Equipment, Inc. for one Enforcer Ascendant Mid-Mount chassis and aerial apparatus at a cost of $2,588,860 under a Costars contract, and separately authorized the township manager to secure financing for that purchase. Resolution R-10-2025 was adopted, appointing an independent auditor for the township’s fiscal year 2024 accounts. The board also passed Resolution R-11-2025, authorizing the sale of 102 Mooncrest Drive. An extension of the Memorandum of Understanding with the Moon Area School District for the School Resources Officer program was approved through June 30, 2025. The board ratified payment of bills totaling $174,569.74 from the General Fund, with a supervisor abstaining due to a conflict of interest. During public comment, a resident asked for clarification on the scope of the Beaver Grade Pharmacy project; the planning director confirmed it will be a retail pharmacy, with a presentation scheduled for the February 5 public meeting. The Environmental Advisory Council reported on its 2024 accomplishments and 2025 goals, including an Earth Day event on April 27 at Robin Hill Park and a big recycling day in June. The board also heard department reports from Parks and Recreation, which noted 388,300 total park visitors in 2024, and from the Moon Parks Foundation, which reported a bank balance of $12,453.81. The engineer presented the 2025 roadway program, with bids opening March 24, and provided updates on the Thorn Run Fire Station renovations, with a bid opening goal of April 23. The board previewed the February 5 regular meeting agenda, including a potential action item to sponsor tables at the Mooncrest Valentine’s Day Dance.
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