1 October 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 31 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the major land development plan for the Moon Area School District, along with a minor land development for Source One Transportation, following recommendations from the Planning Director. The board passed Resolution R-27-2025 to acquire and then dispose of a vacant property at block and lot 505-M-41, as part of the township’s Comprehensive Plan. A base bid of $48,201 was awarded to Grahamboys, LLC for Contract No. 25-F01 to install fencing, contingent on insurance and bond approvals. The board accepted a $42,047.72 proposal from The Lerro Corporation for two Kokusai camera systems for MCA-TV and authorized the township manager to execute the agreement. A $260 sponsorship for the SHACOG Annual Dinner Meeting Hospitality Hour was approved. A $17,182.62 proposal from Play & Park Structure for a two-bay swing set and swirl apparatus at the Amherst Play Lot passed on a 3-2 vote, with two supervisors dissenting after discussion about the equipment. The board accepted a $273,555 agreement with BS&A Software, LLC for ERP software implementation, cloud hosting, and support, covering all departments except Parks & Recreation, as well as a $12,430 agreement with Andrews Technology HMS, Inc. for UKG payroll software. Patron-level sponsorships of $195 for the Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce’s State of the County Address and $675 as a table sponsor for Jingle Fest were approved. The board paid multiple invoices: $1,286,621.55 from the General Fund, $42,681.38 from the ARPA Fund, $46,594.15 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $96,220.25 from the Liquid Fuels Fund, $24,023.50 from the Stormwater Fund, $4,195 from the Sponsorship Fund, $1,490.37 from the Bond Fund, and $95 from the Military Banner Fund. During the manager’s report, the township manager noted a temporary pause on the Military Banner program due to price increases and tariffs, and announced upcoming events including EAC electronic recycling, Moon Garden Club, Halloween festivities, and trick-or-treating on October 30. The board is seeking applicants for the Library Board, Environmental Advisory Council, Historic Overlay Advisory Committee, and Moon Parks Foundation, with appointments at the January 2026 reorganization. During public comment, a resident inquired about construction near Burger King, learning it will be a coffee shop, and thanked police and staff for new signage that reduced speeding in Amherst. The meeting adjourned at 6:34 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the major land development plan for the Moon Area School District, along with a minor land development for Source One Transportation, following recommendations from the Planning Director. The board passed Resolution R-27-2025 to acquire and then dispose of a vacant property at block and lot 505-M-41, as part of the township’s Comprehensive Plan. A base bid of $48,201 was awarded to Grahamboys, LLC for Contract No. 25-F01 to install fencing, contingent on insurance and bond approvals. The board accepted a $42,047.72 proposal from The Lerro Corporation for two Kokusai camera systems for MCA-TV and authorized the township manager to execute the agreement. A $260 sponsorship for the SHACOG Annual Dinner Meeting Hospitality Hour was approved. A $17,182.62 proposal from Play & Park Structure for a two-bay swing set and swirl apparatus at the Amherst Play Lot passed on a 3-2 vote, with two supervisors dissenting after discussion about the equipment. The board accepted a $273,555 agreement with BS&A Software, LLC for ERP software implementation, cloud hosting, and support, covering all departments except Parks & Recreation, as well as a $12,430 agreement with Andrews Technology HMS, Inc. for UKG payroll software. Patron-level sponsorships of $195 for the Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce’s State of the County Address and $675 as a table sponsor for Jingle Fest were approved. The board paid multiple invoices: $1,286,621.55 from the General Fund, $42,681.38 from the ARPA Fund, $46,594.15 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $96,220.25 from the Liquid Fuels Fund, $24,023.50 from the Stormwater Fund, $4,195 from the Sponsorship Fund, $1,490.37 from the Bond Fund, and $95 from the Military Banner Fund. During the manager’s report, the township manager noted a temporary pause on the Military Banner program due to price increases and tariffs, and announced upcoming events including EAC electronic recycling, Moon Garden Club, Halloween festivities, and trick-or-treating on October 30. The board is seeking applicants for the Library Board, Environmental Advisory Council, Historic Overlay Advisory Committee, and Moon Parks Foundation, with appointments at the January 2026 reorganization. During public comment, a resident inquired about construction near Burger King, learning it will be a coffee shop, and thanked police and staff for new signage that reduced speeding in Amherst. The meeting adjourned at 6:34 p.m.
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