15 December 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 34 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to deny Revival Today’s conditional use application for a place of worship at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road, as well as its major land development plan, after hearing public comment from residents who cited noise, parking, and safety concerns. The board also adopted Resolution R-37-2025, fixing the 2026 real property tax rate at 4.28 mills, and Resolution R-38-2025, approving the 2026 municipal budget. a supervisor noted the tax increase was necessary to fund primary services like public safety, roads, and parks. The board approved the simple subdivision for the Ouriaghli Plan of Lots Revision No. 1, as recommended by the township engineer, and authorized the purchase of a RoboMIDI multifunctional robo from U.S. Municipal Supply for $131,550, using a Sourcewell contract; the purchase was moved up from the 2026 budget to beat a January price increase. Supervisors approved a payment of $87.70 to the tax collector for expenses incurred from July through December 2025. The township manager announced a real property tax credit of up to $500 for active volunteer firefighters certified under the new Volunteer Service Credit Program. The board ratified invoices for the General Fund ($36,417.48) and Capital Reserve Fund ($23,044.86) paid since December 3. In reports, the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company reported 1,130 emergency responses and 8,996 firefighter response hours year-to-date; the fire marshal detailed 28 in-house training sessions. The engineer noted that the 2025 Road Program is complete, and the 2026 crack sealing contract will be bid in January. Discussion of the Spring Run Road residential development’s sanitary sewer easement will continue. The board noted vacancies on the Zoning Hearing Board, Planning Commission, Library Board, and other commissions ahead of the January reorganization.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to deny Revival Today’s conditional use application for a place of worship at 1442 Coraopolis Heights Road, as well as its major land development plan, after hearing public comment from residents who cited noise, parking, and safety concerns. The board also adopted Resolution R-37-2025, fixing the 2026 real property tax rate at 4.28 mills, and Resolution R-38-2025, approving the 2026 municipal budget. a supervisor noted the tax increase was necessary to fund primary services like public safety, roads, and parks. The board approved the simple subdivision for the Ouriaghli Plan of Lots Revision No. 1, as recommended by the township engineer, and authorized the purchase of a RoboMIDI multifunctional robo from U.S. Municipal Supply for $131,550, using a Sourcewell contract; the purchase was moved up from the 2026 budget to beat a January price increase. Supervisors approved a payment of $87.70 to the tax collector for expenses incurred from July through December 2025. The township manager announced a real property tax credit of up to $500 for active volunteer firefighters certified under the new Volunteer Service Credit Program. The board ratified invoices for the General Fund ($36,417.48) and Capital Reserve Fund ($23,044.86) paid since December 3. In reports, the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company reported 1,130 emergency responses and 8,996 firefighter response hours year-to-date; the fire marshal detailed 28 in-house training sessions. The engineer noted that the 2025 Road Program is complete, and the 2026 crack sealing contract will be bid in January. Discussion of the Spring Run Road residential development’s sanitary sewer easement will continue. The board noted vacancies on the Zoning Hearing Board, Planning Commission, Library Board, and other commissions ahead of the January reorganization.
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