4 March 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 28 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the final planned residential development application for River Ridge Phase 2, the major land development for the Spring Run Plan of Lots, and the simple subdivision plan for Snyder Consolidation Plan No. 2, all subject to conditions in staff reports. The board also approved a licensed premises registration maintenance agreement with Broadband Wireless Networks. All five bids for the Thorn Run Fire Station Renovations—general construction, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and fire protection—were rejected. The 2026 road maintenance crack sealing contract was awarded to Russell Standard Corporation for $92,000. A $750 sponsorship for the Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce’s 52nd annual golf outing was approved. Three bond reductions were granted: Apex Residential from $207,032.10 to $5,500, Prism at Diamond Ridge from $1,980 to $0, and Seven Brew Coffee from $112,967.80 to $0. The board passed Resolution R-10-2026 authorizing the township manager to submit a grant application to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for a recreation center feasibility study. After two failed votes, a resident was appointed to fill a three-year unexpired term on the Library Board of Trustees, and another resident was appointed to fill another three-year unexpired term. Invoices were approved for payment across funds: $269,296.13 from the General Fund, $35,150.58 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $46,282.33 from the Liquid Fuels Fund, $19,224.88 from the Stormwater Fund, $1,800.10 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $28,264.28 from the Bond Fund. During public comment, a resident asked about the comprehensive plan; the planning director said a draft is being revised and parts will be presented at Earth Day on April 19. The library director presented a gratitude report showing 106,000 in-person visits, 297,604 items circulated, and an estimated $14.9 million in community value.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved the final planned residential development application for River Ridge Phase 2, the major land development for the Spring Run Plan of Lots, and the simple subdivision plan for Snyder Consolidation Plan No. 2, all subject to conditions in staff reports. The board also approved a licensed premises registration maintenance agreement with Broadband Wireless Networks. All five bids for the Thorn Run Fire Station Renovations—general construction, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and fire protection—were rejected. The 2026 road maintenance crack sealing contract was awarded to Russell Standard Corporation for $92,000. A $750 sponsorship for the Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce’s 52nd annual golf outing was approved. Three bond reductions were granted: Apex Residential from $207,032.10 to $5,500, Prism at Diamond Ridge from $1,980 to $0, and Seven Brew Coffee from $112,967.80 to $0. The board passed Resolution R-10-2026 authorizing the township manager to submit a grant application to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for a recreation center feasibility study. After two failed votes, a resident was appointed to fill a three-year unexpired term on the Library Board of Trustees, and another resident was appointed to fill another three-year unexpired term. Invoices were approved for payment across funds: $269,296.13 from the General Fund, $35,150.58 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $46,282.33 from the Liquid Fuels Fund, $19,224.88 from the Stormwater Fund, $1,800.10 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $28,264.28 from the Bond Fund. During public comment, a resident asked about the comprehensive plan; the planning director said a draft is being revised and parts will be presented at Earth Day on April 19. The library director presented a gratitude report showing 106,000 in-person visits, 297,604 items circulated, and an estimated $14.9 million in community value.
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