5 November 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 29 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a conditional use deviation for the Moon Area School District, allowing its sports facility to have windows placed higher than the 60% street-level glass requirement in the University Boulevard Overlay District. The board also passed Resolution R-28-2025 to acquire and then dispose of a vacant parcel at 302 Hemlock Drive. Supervisors authorized the submission of six Statewide Local Share Assessment grant applications: $650,000 for Amphitheater and Park Office Upgrades, $260,000 for McCaffrey Drive Stormwater Improvements, $250,000 for Mooncrest Pedestrian Improvements, $550,000 for Robin Hill Carriage House Improvements, $925,000 for University Boulevard and Beaver Grade Road Pedestrian Improvements, and $750,000 for Thorn Run Road and Beaver Grade Road Pedestrian Improvements. The board approved a 36-month Master Electricity Supply Agreement with Freepoint Energy Solutions, a 36-month Natural Gas Supply Agreement with Constellation Energy for Columbia Gas-serviced facilities, and a 36-month Natural Gas Agreement with Snyder Brothers Inc. for Peoples Natural Gas-serviced facilities, all starting February 2026. Bond reductions were approved for the Village at Marketplace: Phase 2A to $127,010.71, Phase 2B to $143,877.85, Phase 2C to $146,289.35, and Phase 2D to $426,496.90. Resolution R-35-2025 approved a Sewage Facilities Planning Module for a small flow treatment facility on North Flaughtery Run Road. Invoices were paid: $280,258.87 from the General Fund, $36,461.87 from ARPA, $1,357,136.04 from Capital Reserve, $1,377.85 from Liquid Fuels, $44,978.60 from Stormwater, $5,672.68 from Sponsorship, and $1,670.00 from the Bond Fund. The board recognized an employee of Helios Roofing for donating a new roof for the historic log cabin. The township manager announced upcoming events including a Veterans Breakfast, a Moon Parks Master Plan open house, the Moon Lights Holiday Festival, and road closures for the Harvest Moon 5K/10M race.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a conditional use deviation for the Moon Area School District, allowing its sports facility to have windows placed higher than the 60% street-level glass requirement in the University Boulevard Overlay District. The board also passed Resolution R-28-2025 to acquire and then dispose of a vacant parcel at 302 Hemlock Drive. Supervisors authorized the submission of six Statewide Local Share Assessment grant applications: $650,000 for Amphitheater and Park Office Upgrades, $260,000 for McCaffrey Drive Stormwater Improvements, $250,000 for Mooncrest Pedestrian Improvements, $550,000 for Robin Hill Carriage House Improvements, $925,000 for University Boulevard and Beaver Grade Road Pedestrian Improvements, and $750,000 for Thorn Run Road and Beaver Grade Road Pedestrian Improvements. The board approved a 36-month Master Electricity Supply Agreement with Freepoint Energy Solutions, a 36-month Natural Gas Supply Agreement with Constellation Energy for Columbia Gas-serviced facilities, and a 36-month Natural Gas Agreement with Snyder Brothers Inc. for Peoples Natural Gas-serviced facilities, all starting February 2026. Bond reductions were approved for the Village at Marketplace: Phase 2A to $127,010.71, Phase 2B to $143,877.85, Phase 2C to $146,289.35, and Phase 2D to $426,496.90. Resolution R-35-2025 approved a Sewage Facilities Planning Module for a small flow treatment facility on North Flaughtery Run Road. Invoices were paid: $280,258.87 from the General Fund, $36,461.87 from ARPA, $1,357,136.04 from Capital Reserve, $1,377.85 from Liquid Fuels, $44,978.60 from Stormwater, $5,672.68 from Sponsorship, and $1,670.00 from the Bond Fund. The board recognized an employee of Helios Roofing for donating a new roof for the historic log cabin. The township manager announced upcoming events including a Veterans Breakfast, a Moon Parks Master Plan open house, the Moon Lights Holiday Festival, and road closures for the Harvest Moon 5K/10M race.
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