30 July 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 0 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on July 30, 2025, with all five supervisors present. The board approved a $9,998 proposal from Wade Heating & Cooling to install a split system A/C and furnace at the Boggs Run fire station. They also approved two simple subdivisions for Village at Marketplace Phase 2D (5th and 6th amendments), a lot consolidation for 1810 and 1812 Madison Drive, a bond reduction for an over-posted weight permit at Apex at Diamond Ridge, a lot consolidation for 1120 Stevenson Mill Road, and Bond Reduction No. 5 for Victoria Ridge from $893,760.50 to $476,858.02. The board ratified payment of bills totaling $273,444.91. During public comment, a representative from Moon Area Safe Streets requested that the township’s comprehensive plan include a definition of active transportation. The parks and recreation director reported that the July 4th celebration drew over 10,000 attendees, the Glow Run 5K was canceled due to weather, and summer camp is underway. The parks foundation noted a splash pad shade structure is installed and a capacity-building grant request for up to $30,000 has been submitted. The finance director reported the budget is on pace and outlined the 2026 budget season, with department head capital project presentations scheduled for September 17 and budget workshops on October 8, 13, and 20. The planning director provided updates on the comprehensive plan, noting a steering committee meeting was held, and on several land development applications, including Revival Today’s conditional use and major land development for a place of worship at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road, which will have a public hearing on August 5. The engineer reported that the 2025 road program is underway on Becks Run Road, stormwater improvements at Philomena are substantially complete and work on Glenmore is about 50% done, and the Boggs Run fire station waterline extension is tentatively starting in August. The manager reported on residential concerns including Philomena Drive stormwater completion, Becks Run Road widening, and a stop sign request under review. The board discussed deer control options and grass cutting maintenance. The solicitor noted a resolution for up to $7,000,000 in MIDA bonds for Winchester-Thurston School will be on the next regular meeting agenda. The board also discussed the library board’s request to have its bylaws reviewed by a nonprofit attorney and the current lease agreement with the Moon Transportation Authority. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 9:57 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on July 30, 2025, with all five supervisors present. The board approved a $9,998 proposal from Wade Heating & Cooling to install a split system A/C and furnace at the Boggs Run fire station. They also approved two simple subdivisions for Village at Marketplace Phase 2D (5th and 6th amendments), a lot consolidation for 1810 and 1812 Madison Drive, a bond reduction for an over-posted weight permit at Apex at Diamond Ridge, a lot consolidation for 1120 Stevenson Mill Road, and Bond Reduction No. 5 for Victoria Ridge from $893,760.50 to $476,858.02. The board ratified payment of bills totaling $273,444.91.
During public comment, a representative from Moon Area Safe Streets requested that the township’s comprehensive plan include a definition of active transportation. The parks and recreation director reported that the July 4th celebration drew over 10,000 attendees, the Glow Run 5K was canceled due to weather, and summer camp is underway. The parks foundation noted a splash pad shade structure is installed and a capacity-building grant request for up to $30,000 has been submitted.
The finance director reported the budget is on pace and outlined the 2026 budget season, with department head capital project presentations scheduled for September 17 and budget workshops on October 8, 13, and 20. The planning director provided updates on the comprehensive plan, noting a steering committee meeting was held, and on several land development applications, including Revival Today’s conditional use and major land development for a place of worship at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road, which will have a public hearing on August 5. The engineer reported that the 2025 road program is underway on Becks Run Road, stormwater improvements at Philomena are substantially complete and work on Glenmore is about 50% done, and the Boggs Run fire station waterline extension is tentatively starting in August.
The manager reported on residential concerns including Philomena Drive stormwater completion, Becks Run Road widening, and a stop sign request under review. The board discussed deer control options and grass cutting maintenance. The solicitor noted a resolution for up to $7,000,000 in MIDA bonds for Winchester-Thurston School will be on the next regular meeting agenda. The board also discussed the library board’s request to have its bylaws reviewed by a nonprofit attorney and the current lease agreement with the Moon Transportation Authority. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 9:57 p.m.
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