24 November 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 52 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to authorize the release of the proposed 2026 budget for public inspection, setting the stage for a 20-day display period and a final adoption vote scheduled for the December 15 workshop. The board also approved a bond reduction request for Wiltshire Estates Planned Residential Development Phase 5, lowering the required bond from $102,567.63 to $16,728.26, which represents 110% of the remaining improvements as recommended by the township engineer. A simple subdivision for Village at Marketplace Phase 2D, 9th Amendment, was approved on the engineer’s recommendation. The board ratified invoices against the General Fund totaling $12,762.17 and against the Capital Reserve Fund totaling $3,643.11 since October 30. During public comment, a resident urged the board to adopt a Vision Zero framework in the township’s Comprehensive Plan, citing a 25% increase in U.S. traffic fatalities over the past decade and emphasizing safe street design over enforcement alone. The police chief supported the concept, noting the department already administers highway safety grants. The police chief also reported 31 officers currently on staff, new school resource officer interactions with elementary students, and ongoing car seat safety checks. In community development, the director reported that the Planning Commission did not recommend approval of the Revival Today land development plan at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road due to unresolved issues including sidewalk deferral, lighting requirements, and off-site parking. The applicant requested a vote at the December 15 meeting. The Learning Experience daycare development adjacent to Outback Steakhouse received Planning Commission approval and is slated for the December 3 agenda. The engineer updated that the 2025 road program punchlist is 80% complete, with the MTMA Flaugherty Run WWTP wearing course delayed until spring. A $14,981.40 change order for 2024 traffic signal improvements is pending, and the 2025 Moon Fencing project received a notice to proceed. The Thorn Run Fire Station renovations anticipate a mid-January bid opening. The township manager noted the board vacancy list and a flag disposal box relocation. The board also previewed a December 3 agenda including Ordinance No. 710 on volunteer service credit, appointment of an employee to the Zoning Hearing Board, and a resolution to appoint an independent auditor for fiscal year 2025.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to authorize the release of the proposed 2026 budget for public inspection, setting the stage for a 20-day display period and a final adoption vote scheduled for the December 15 workshop. The board also approved a bond reduction request for Wiltshire Estates Planned Residential Development Phase 5, lowering the required bond from $102,567.63 to $16,728.26, which represents 110% of the remaining improvements as recommended by the township engineer. A simple subdivision for Village at Marketplace Phase 2D, 9th Amendment, was approved on the engineer’s recommendation. The board ratified invoices against the General Fund totaling $12,762.17 and against the Capital Reserve Fund totaling $3,643.11 since October 30.
During public comment, a resident urged the board to adopt a Vision Zero framework in the township’s Comprehensive Plan, citing a 25% increase in U.S. traffic fatalities over the past decade and emphasizing safe street design over enforcement alone. The police chief supported the concept, noting the department already administers highway safety grants. The police chief also reported 31 officers currently on staff, new school resource officer interactions with elementary students, and ongoing car seat safety checks.
In community development, the director reported that the Planning Commission did not recommend approval of the Revival Today land development plan at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road due to unresolved issues including sidewalk deferral, lighting requirements, and off-site parking. The applicant requested a vote at the December 15 meeting. The Learning Experience daycare development adjacent to Outback Steakhouse received Planning Commission approval and is slated for the December 3 agenda.
The engineer updated that the 2025 road program punchlist is 80% complete, with the MTMA Flaugherty Run WWTP wearing course delayed until spring. A $14,981.40 change order for 2024 traffic signal improvements is pending, and the 2025 Moon Fencing project received a notice to proceed. The Thorn Run Fire Station renovations anticipate a mid-January bid opening. The township manager noted the board vacancy list and a flag disposal box relocation. The board also previewed a December 3 agenda including Ordinance No. 710 on volunteer service credit, appointment of an employee to the Zoning Hearing Board, and a resolution to appoint an independent auditor for fiscal year 2025.
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