7 May 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 57 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors opened its May 7 meeting with tributes to a supervisor, who recently passed away. The board then approved an agenda amendment to add a resolution for the state’s Strategic Management Planning Program. The Parks and Recreation Director reported that online pavilion rentals launched successfully with over 100 requests on the first day, and that the new concession stand project is moving forward but requires a public bid for plumbing work. The board heard the annual MS4 stormwater permit presentation from an engineer, who outlined upcoming permit changes and compliance deadlines. The board conducted four public hearings. It approved Ordinance No. 707, rezoning properties from C-1 and C-2 commercial districts to Educational District for the Moon Area School District. The board approved a conditional use deviation for the school district’s sidewalk requirement, delaying construction until PennDOT permits are obtained but no later than 2026. A separate deviation for interior parking lot landscaping failed on a 2-2 vote. The board approved the school district’s preliminary/final major land development application with conditions for additional landscaping and the delayed sidewalk. The board also approved a one-year extension of the planned nonresidential development master plan for the Park at Luna Ridge. The public hearing for the Village at Marketplace revised tentative plan was closed; the board has 45 days to render a decision. The board approved Ordinance No. 708, a zoning text amendment establishing minimum driveway length and rear yard easement separation, eliminating the 50 percent coverage restriction for building-mounted solar panels, and allowing porches and ramps to extend up to six feet into the front yard setback. The board approved the preliminary/final land development for Thorn Run Road townhomes. It awarded Contract No. 25-W1 for the Boggs Run VFC waterline extension to Jet Jack, Inc. for $694,245. It approved geotechnical engineering services at Treeview Drive for $22,862. An employee was appointed primary delegate and an employee alternate delegate to the South Hills Area Council of Governments. The board approved Resolution No. R-20-2025 to participate in the state’s Strategic Management Planning Program. Bills were paid from the General Fund ($274,608.50), Liquid Fuels Fund ($134,054.75), Stormwater Fund ($122,843.83), and other funds. The meeting adjourned at 9:37 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors opened its May 7 meeting with tributes to a supervisor, who recently passed away. The board then approved an agenda amendment to add a resolution for the state’s Strategic Management Planning Program. The Parks and Recreation Director reported that online pavilion rentals launched successfully with over 100 requests on the first day, and that the new concession stand project is moving forward but requires a public bid for plumbing work. The board heard the annual MS4 stormwater permit presentation from an engineer, who outlined upcoming permit changes and compliance deadlines.
The board conducted four public hearings. It approved Ordinance No. 707, rezoning properties from C-1 and C-2 commercial districts to Educational District for the Moon Area School District. The board approved a conditional use deviation for the school district’s sidewalk requirement, delaying construction until PennDOT permits are obtained but no later than 2026. A separate deviation for interior parking lot landscaping failed on a 2-2 vote. The board approved the school district’s preliminary/final major land development application with conditions for additional landscaping and the delayed sidewalk. The board also approved a one-year extension of the planned nonresidential development master plan for the Park at Luna Ridge. The public hearing for the Village at Marketplace revised tentative plan was closed; the board has 45 days to render a decision.
The board approved Ordinance No. 708, a zoning text amendment establishing minimum driveway length and rear yard easement separation, eliminating the 50 percent coverage restriction for building-mounted solar panels, and allowing porches and ramps to extend up to six feet into the front yard setback. The board approved the preliminary/final land development for Thorn Run Road townhomes. It awarded Contract No. 25-W1 for the Boggs Run VFC waterline extension to Jet Jack, Inc. for $694,245. It approved geotechnical engineering services at Treeview Drive for $22,862. An employee was appointed primary delegate and an employee alternate delegate to the South Hills Area Council of Governments. The board approved Resolution No. R-20-2025 to participate in the state’s Strategic Management Planning Program. Bills were paid from the General Fund ($274,608.50), Liquid Fuels Fund ($134,054.75), Stormwater Fund ($122,843.83), and other funds. The meeting adjourned at 9:37 p.m.
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