25 June 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 67 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors convened its June 25 workshop with all members present except one member. Public comment was dominated by residents of Bradley Drive and Valentine Drive regarding the Revival Today, LLC property at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road. Residents detailed ongoing noise, shuttle bus parking, and privacy concerns, with one resident upset that his name and complaint details were broadcast on the police scanner. The solicitor confirmed that notices of violation had been issued for operating a place of worship without the required permit and for construction code violations, noting no occupancy permits exist for the building's second and third floors. He advised residents to file Right to Know requests for copies. The Planning Commission has tabled the conditional use application until July 16, with a public hearing scheduled for August 5. The Board unanimously approved four simple subdivisions for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2D (Amendments No. 2, 3, and 4) and three bond reduction requests: Prism at Diamond Ridge reduced from $108,509 to $1,980, Victoria Ridge from $1,045,487.31 to $893,760.50, and River Ridge from $339,834.16 to $273,462.09. They also approved the agreement with the Moon Township Municipal Authority for the waterline extension to the Boggs Run Fire Station and ratified General Fund bills totaling $7,579.17. Fire company representatives reported 54 calls in June, 100 events year-to-date, and 18 training sessions. They noted 58 total members with 40 active and requested future funding for a $30,000 SCBA gear washer. Public Works reported the Ewing Road culvert replacement should be complete by early August, placed a 5,000-ton road salt order for 2025-2026, and noted the Brewer concession stand contractor is Mongiovi. The finance director reported the township selected a vendor for new ERP software from nine proposals and announced the 2026 budget meetings will begin October 8. The Board also discussed the revised Common Level Ratio reduction to 50.14% and the upcoming Comprehensive Plan kickoff.The Board of Supervisors convened its June 25 workshop with all members present except one member. Public comment was dominated by residents of Bradley Drive and Valentine Drive regarding the Revival Today, LLC property at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road. Residents detailed ongoing noise, shuttle bus parking, and privacy concerns, with one resident upset that his name and complaint details were broadcast on the police scanner. The solicitor confirmed that notices of violation had been issued for operating a place of worship without the required permit and for construction code violations, noting no occupancy permits exist for the building's second and third floors. He advised residents to file Right to Know requests for copies. The Planning Commission has tabled the conditional use application until July 16, with a public hearing scheduled for August 5.
The Board unanimously approved four simple subdivisions for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2D (Amendments No. 2, 3, and 4) and three bond reduction requests: Prism at Diamond Ridge reduced from $108,509 to $1,980, Victoria Ridge from $1,045,487.31 to $893,760.50, and River Ridge from $339,834.16 to $273,462.09. They also approved the agreement with the Moon Township Municipal Authority for the waterline extension to the Boggs Run Fire Station and ratified General Fund bills totaling $7,579.17.
Fire company representatives reported 54 calls in June, 100 events year-to-date, and 18 training sessions. They noted 58 total members with 40 active and requested future funding for a $30,000 SCBA gear washer. Public Works reported the Ewing Road culvert replacement should be complete by early August, placed a 5,000-ton road salt order for 2025-2026, and noted the Brewer concession stand contractor is Mongiovi. The finance director reported the township selected a vendor for new ERP software from nine proposals and announced the 2026 budget meetings will begin October 8. The Board also discussed the revised Common Level Ratio reduction to 50.14% and the upcoming Comprehensive Plan kickoff.
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