29 October 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 80 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on October 29, 2025, with all five members present. During public comment, a resident raised ongoing concerns about Revival Today Church, and the solicitor reported that the UCC Board of Appeals upheld a notice of violation on September 30, with a 30-day appeal window expiring the next day; if no appeal is filed, the township can take the violation to the magistrate for failing to obtain proper inspections and occupancy permits. A representative of Hollow Oak Land Trust discussed the Hershinger Road Trail Project Phase 3, and a resident spoke in support of trail connectivity. The board heard department reports. The Parks Director reported on recent events, including Wizardfest with 3,500 attendees, the conclusion of flag football with 154 players, and the Halloween Spooktacular with 600-700 children. He noted the Parks Master Plan survey received over 1,000 responses, with an open house scheduled for November 13. The Parks Foundation reported raising $920 from a candle-making workshop and announced an upcoming Chunky Knit Blanket Workshop on December 16. The Finance Director reviewed October 2025 finances and the 2026 budget process, noting budget meetings are complete, with a vote to advertise the budget and adoption scheduled for December 3. The Community Development Director provided updates on several projects: Skymoon Apartments proposing 60 units at 855 Hookstown Grade Road, a Small Flow Treatment Facility for the Maria Fattore property with a public hearing set for November 5, a Moon Area School District façade deviation request also scheduled for a November 5 hearing, The Learning Experience daycare, and a Spring Run Road residential development. The engineer reported on the 2025 Road Program with a partial payment of $1,302,934.61, crack sealing proposals, and a $120,000 grant for the Pine Road Slide project. The board voted to table finalizing the 2026 municipal budget, scheduling a fifth budget meeting for November 17, and approved payments of $38,500.42 from the General Fund and $4,561.00 from the Stormwater Fund.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on October 29, 2025, with all five members present. During public comment, a resident raised ongoing concerns about Revival Today Church, and the solicitor reported that the UCC Board of Appeals upheld a notice of violation on September 30, with a 30-day appeal window expiring the next day; if no appeal is filed, the township can take the violation to the magistrate for failing to obtain proper inspections and occupancy permits. A representative of Hollow Oak Land Trust discussed the Hershinger Road Trail Project Phase 3, and a resident spoke in support of trail connectivity.
The board heard department reports. The Parks Director reported on recent events, including Wizardfest with 3,500 attendees, the conclusion of flag football with 154 players, and the Halloween Spooktacular with 600-700 children. He noted the Parks Master Plan survey received over 1,000 responses, with an open house scheduled for November 13. The Parks Foundation reported raising $920 from a candle-making workshop and announced an upcoming Chunky Knit Blanket Workshop on December 16.
The Finance Director reviewed October 2025 finances and the 2026 budget process, noting budget meetings are complete, with a vote to advertise the budget and adoption scheduled for December 3. The Community Development Director provided updates on several projects: Skymoon Apartments proposing 60 units at 855 Hookstown Grade Road, a Small Flow Treatment Facility for the Maria Fattore property with a public hearing set for November 5, a Moon Area School District façade deviation request also scheduled for a November 5 hearing, The Learning Experience daycare, and a Spring Run Road residential development.
The engineer reported on the 2025 Road Program with a partial payment of $1,302,934.61, crack sealing proposals, and a $120,000 grant for the Pine Road Slide project. The board voted to table finalizing the 2026 municipal budget, scheduling a fifth budget meeting for November 17, and approved payments of $38,500.42 from the General Fund and $4,561.00 from the Stormwater Fund.
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