28 May 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 95 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved two simple subdivisions: one for Rolling Hills Townhouses Amendment No. 6, Lot 201, and another for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2D Amendment No. 1, both as recommended by the township engineer. They also approved a bond reduction for Victoria Ridge from $1,142,046.63 to $1,045,487.31. Resolution R-12-2025 for the Village at Marketplace Revised Tentative Planned Non-Residential Development was tabled. The board approved Resolution R-22-2025, authorizing a $13,840 grant application from the Parks, People, and Community Foundation for public outreach for the Parks and Recreation Master Plan. Bills totaling $52,381.31 were ratified. During public comment, residents raised ongoing concerns about Revival Today Church, including noise, traffic, and a possible unpermitted school. The solicitor reported the church requested to cancel a May 29 public hearing, which was rescheduled to August 5, 2025. The church also filed to lift an injunction to hold an eight-day festival starting June 29. The board heard a presentation on the 2024 independent financial audit, which found no concerns. The finance director presented the year-to-date budget versus actuals through April 30, 2025, and previewed a new Investment Policy Statement for the June 4 meeting. The police chief reported a significant increase in crashes and that car seat installations have doubled. He noted the School Resource Officer contract is expiring and recommended a three-officer model, with the school district paying 70% and the township 30%, plus a police vehicle. The new MOU will be on the June 4 agenda. The planning director updated that the Revival Today conditional use application was tabled to July by the Planning Commission. A minor land development for a Seven Brew Coffee Shop at 5960 University Boulevard will have a public hearing on waivers June 4. The engineer reported the 2025 road program awarded to Youngblood Paving for $2,773,570.80, ongoing stormwater improvements, and that the board agreed to apply for a multimodal grant with the school district. The township manager noted a $500 sponsorship request for the PAACC Summer Gala and a plumbing proposal for the Brewer Field concession stand.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved two simple subdivisions: one for Rolling Hills Townhouses Amendment No. 6, Lot 201, and another for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2D Amendment No. 1, both as recommended by the township engineer. They also approved a bond reduction for Victoria Ridge from $1,142,046.63 to $1,045,487.31. Resolution R-12-2025 for the Village at Marketplace Revised Tentative Planned Non-Residential Development was tabled. The board approved Resolution R-22-2025, authorizing a $13,840 grant application from the Parks, People, and Community Foundation for public outreach for the Parks and Recreation Master Plan. Bills totaling $52,381.31 were ratified.
During public comment, residents raised ongoing concerns about Revival Today Church, including noise, traffic, and a possible unpermitted school. The solicitor reported the church requested to cancel a May 29 public hearing, which was rescheduled to August 5, 2025. The church also filed to lift an injunction to hold an eight-day festival starting June 29. The board heard a presentation on the 2024 independent financial audit, which found no concerns. The finance director presented the year-to-date budget versus actuals through April 30, 2025, and previewed a new Investment Policy Statement for the June 4 meeting.
The police chief reported a significant increase in crashes and that car seat installations have doubled. He noted the School Resource Officer contract is expiring and recommended a three-officer model, with the school district paying 70% and the township 30%, plus a police vehicle. The new MOU will be on the June 4 agenda. The planning director updated that the Revival Today conditional use application was tabled to July by the Planning Commission. A minor land development for a Seven Brew Coffee Shop at 5960 University Boulevard will have a public hearing on waivers June 4. The engineer reported the 2025 road program awarded to Youngblood Paving for $2,773,570.80, ongoing stormwater improvements, and that the board agreed to apply for a multimodal grant with the school district. The township manager noted a $500 sponsorship request for the PAACC Summer Gala and a plumbing proposal for the Brewer Field concession stand.
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