3 September 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 24 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors approved the minutes from the July 30 workshop, the August 5 conditional use hearing, and the August 6 regular meeting. They then approved a minor land development and sidewalk waiver for a storage shed at 1120 Stevenson Mill Road, with the applicant paying a fee in lieu of constructing the sidewalk. A major land development for Grant Drive was also approved, which will bring a bakery, restaurant, and brewery with a conference room to the township; the developer expects completion between May and July 2026. A simple subdivision for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2D, 7th Amendment, was approved as recommended by staff. The board paid invoices totaling $210,309.73 from the General Fund, $4,799.30 from the ARPA Fund, $65,156.68 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $2,094.68 from the Liquid Fuels Fund, $65,999.91 from the Stormwater Fund, $7,434.81 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $3,804.87 from the Bond Fund for construction costs. During public comment, a resident complained about unsafe conditions in his condo; the board directed him to his homeowners’ association and the police. Another resident reported persistent speeding on Amherst Avenue; the board suggested working with police to increase enforcement. A third resident thanked the board for answering her questions at a prior workshop. The township manager announced a temporary pause on the Military Banner program due to a price increase and tariffs, with applications remaining at $130 through September 19. Upcoming events include Wizardfest, a lunchtime concert, Moon Market & Music, movies in the moonlight, a Halloween house decorating contest, and a parks survey.The Board of Supervisors approved the minutes from the July 30 workshop, the August 5 conditional use hearing, and the August 6 regular meeting. They then approved a minor land development and sidewalk waiver for a storage shed at 1120 Stevenson Mill Road, with the applicant paying a fee in lieu of constructing the sidewalk. A major land development for Grant Drive was also approved, which will bring a bakery, restaurant, and brewery with a conference room to the township; the developer expects completion between May and July 2026. A simple subdivision for the Village at Marketplace Phase 2D, 7th Amendment, was approved as recommended by staff.
The board paid invoices totaling $210,309.73 from the General Fund, $4,799.30 from the ARPA Fund, $65,156.68 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $2,094.68 from the Liquid Fuels Fund, $65,999.91 from the Stormwater Fund, $7,434.81 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $3,804.87 from the Bond Fund for construction costs.
During public comment, a resident complained about unsafe conditions in his condo; the board directed him to his homeowners’ association and the police. Another resident reported persistent speeding on Amherst Avenue; the board suggested working with police to increase enforcement. A third resident thanked the board for answering her questions at a prior workshop.
The township manager announced a temporary pause on the Military Banner program due to a price increase and tariffs, with applications remaining at $130 through September 19. Upcoming events include Wizardfest, a lunchtime concert, Moon Market & Music, movies in the moonlight, a Halloween house decorating contest, and a parks survey.
Summarised by AI from the linked minutes, with some details withheld for privacy. The document is the record — check anything that matters against it.