4 February 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 22 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors convened on February 4, 2026, and took several significant actions. The board unanimously approved the appointment of an employee to fill a three-year unexpired term on the Environmental Advisory Council, replacing an employee. In a major land acquisition move, the board passed Resolution R-7-2026, authorizing the acquisition of fee simple title to 203 Hirshinger Road for recreational purposes, including a trailhead and connection of the Montour Trail to a future pedestrian/bike pathway. a supervisor noted a $750,000 grant supported this project. The board also approved Resolution R-8-2026, accepting a deed in lieu of condemnation for the same property, authorizing a temporary lease-back to the current owner, and settling all eminent domain claims. Resolution R-9-2026 was passed, authorizing submission to the DEP of a revision to the Official Sewage Facilities Plan for The Learning Center. The board also approved the Final Plan for Village at Marketplace Phase 2E. The board approved payment of invoices across multiple funds: $323,844.35 from the General Fund, $1,695 from ARPA, $143,327.18 from Capital Reserve, $53,926.77 from Liquid Fuels, $14,479.87 from Stormwater, $970.93 from Sponsorship, and $133,989.45 from the Bond Fund for construction costs. They also ratified $20,856.55 in Liquid Fuels invoices paid since January 28. During public comment, a resident thanked the Snow Angel Program and Public Works. Supervisors praised Public Works, the Fire Department, and the police chief for hiring a new officer. the chairman noted a new policy to hire officers before the academy and reminded business owners to clear sidewalks. He defended the 2026 tax increase as necessary for public safety and roads.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors convened on February 4, 2026, and took several significant actions. The board unanimously approved the appointment of an employee to fill a three-year unexpired term on the Environmental Advisory Council, replacing an employee. In a major land acquisition move, the board passed Resolution R-7-2026, authorizing the acquisition of fee simple title to 203 Hirshinger Road for recreational purposes, including a trailhead and connection of the Montour Trail to a future pedestrian/bike pathway. a supervisor noted a $750,000 grant supported this project. The board also approved Resolution R-8-2026, accepting a deed in lieu of condemnation for the same property, authorizing a temporary lease-back to the current owner, and settling all eminent domain claims. Resolution R-9-2026 was passed, authorizing submission to the DEP of a revision to the Official Sewage Facilities Plan for The Learning Center. The board also approved the Final Plan for Village at Marketplace Phase 2E. The board approved payment of invoices across multiple funds: $323,844.35 from the General Fund, $1,695 from ARPA, $143,327.18 from Capital Reserve, $53,926.77 from Liquid Fuels, $14,479.87 from Stormwater, $970.93 from Sponsorship, and $133,989.45 from the Bond Fund for construction costs. They also ratified $20,856.55 in Liquid Fuels invoices paid since January 28. During public comment, a resident thanked the Snow Angel Program and Public Works. Supervisors praised Public Works, the Fire Department, and the police chief for hiring a new officer. the chairman noted a new policy to hire officers before the academy and reminded business owners to clear sidewalks. He defended the 2026 tax increase as necessary for public safety and roads.
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