30 April 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 35 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a two-part workshop meeting on April 30 and May 1, 2025, with all four supervisors present. The board began by approving an agenda amendment to add an appointment to the Moon Transportation Authority. During public comment, several residents detailed ongoing issues with Revival Today Church at 107 Patton Drive, including excessive noise, vibrations, shuttle bus traffic that blocks access and creates safety hazards, exhaust fumes, and concerns about operating without permits and violating occupancy codes. Residents stated their complaints to the church and authorities had gone unresolved. The township manager said police noise complaint reports only showed three incidents, but she would follow up with the chief and directed residents to use the online citizen complaint portal. The board approved a bond reduction for River Ridge from $381,900.24 to $339,834.16, and approved a simple subdivision for the Griffith-Sardello lot line revision plan, with a supervisor abstaining due to having built the Sardello house. The board approved Resolution R-18-2025 to apply for a $217,251.50 Pennsylvania Small Water and Sewer grant for the McCaffrey Drive stormwater improvements project. The board voted to terminate the sponsorship and naming rights agreement with Black Dog Wine Company, dated December 2021, after the owner failed to respond to the township. A supervisor was appointed to the Moon Transportation Authority to fill the unexpired term of a previous appointee through December 31, 2028. The board ratified general fund bills of $54,454.40 and capital reserve fund bills of $79,856.26. Under reports, the township engineer noted Youngblood Paving was the apparent low bidder for the 2025 roadway program at $1,034,302.00 base bid, with total scope of $2,773,570.80 including multiple additional road projects, and that bids for the Boggs Run Fire Station waterline extension opened with Jet Jack as apparent low bidder at $694,245.00. The planning director provided updates on several major developments: the Moon Area School District central operations building and tennis courts project; the Thorn Run Townhomes proposal for 61 units with public and private road access; Village at Marketplace; Revival Today’s conditional use application for 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road; zoning text amendments for driveways, solar, and porch encroachment; the Park at Luna Ridge conditional use renewal; a Seven Brew Coffee Shop at 5960 University Boulevard; and the 2025 Comprehensive Plan update, with four firms identified for follow-up interviews. The board entered executive session following adjournment at 9:50 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a two-part workshop meeting on April 30 and May 1, 2025, with all four supervisors present. The board began by approving an agenda amendment to add an appointment to the Moon Transportation Authority. During public comment, several residents detailed ongoing issues with Revival Today Church at 107 Patton Drive, including excessive noise, vibrations, shuttle bus traffic that blocks access and creates safety hazards, exhaust fumes, and concerns about operating without permits and violating occupancy codes. Residents stated their complaints to the church and authorities had gone unresolved. The township manager said police noise complaint reports only showed three incidents, but she would follow up with the chief and directed residents to use the online citizen complaint portal.
The board approved a bond reduction for River Ridge from $381,900.24 to $339,834.16, and approved a simple subdivision for the Griffith-Sardello lot line revision plan, with a supervisor abstaining due to having built the Sardello house. The board approved Resolution R-18-2025 to apply for a $217,251.50 Pennsylvania Small Water and Sewer grant for the McCaffrey Drive stormwater improvements project. The board voted to terminate the sponsorship and naming rights agreement with Black Dog Wine Company, dated December 2021, after the owner failed to respond to the township. A supervisor was appointed to the Moon Transportation Authority to fill the unexpired term of a previous appointee through December 31, 2028. The board ratified general fund bills of $54,454.40 and capital reserve fund bills of $79,856.26.
Under reports, the township engineer noted Youngblood Paving was the apparent low bidder for the 2025 roadway program at $1,034,302.00 base bid, with total scope of $2,773,570.80 including multiple additional road projects, and that bids for the Boggs Run Fire Station waterline extension opened with Jet Jack as apparent low bidder at $694,245.00. The planning director provided updates on several major developments: the Moon Area School District central operations building and tennis courts project; the Thorn Run Townhomes proposal for 61 units with public and private road access; Village at Marketplace; Revival Today’s conditional use application for 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road; zoning text amendments for driveways, solar, and porch encroachment; the Park at Luna Ridge conditional use renewal; a Seven Brew Coffee Shop at 5960 University Boulevard; and the 2025 Comprehensive Plan update, with four firms identified for follow-up interviews. The board entered executive session following adjournment at 9:50 p.m.
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