1 April 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 34 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors awarded eight construction contracts at its April 1 meeting. The board approved the base bid for the West End Avenue Stairs project to Cronin Enterprises for $313,925, the Pine Drive Slide Improvements to Youngblood Paving for $206,822, and a fencing contract to Cronin Enterprises for $79,350. The board also awarded the 2026 Roadway Improvement Program to Youngblood Paving for a base bid of $1,082,004 plus $164,395 in alternates, and a separate seal coat contract to the same firm for $80,591. Green Acres Contracting won the guiderail contract for $71,750, and Cronin Enterprises received the Olson Park Stream Improvements contract for $449,046. Supervisors noted the road program was a key reason for the recent tax increase and that the stream project, part of the township’s Pollution Reduction Plan, took five years to get a DEP permit. The board approved a simple subdivision for Rolling Hills Townhouses, Amendment 8, and adopted Resolution R-14-2026 to submit an updated Official Sewage Facilities Plan to the DEP, including a Long Term Control Plan amendment for the CWSA service area. Supervisors exonerated the former tax collector from collecting $127,682.43 in delinquent 2025 real estate taxes, transferring collection to Jordan Tax Service. An employee was appointed delegate to the South Hills Area Council of Governments, with another employee as alternate, both through January 2027. During public comment, a resident complained about debris blowing from Victoria Ridge and conditions at a trailer court on Flaugherty Run Road. The planning director said code enforcement would investigate, and the township engineer said builders would be notified about trash. The board approved bills totaling $610,533.63 across the General, Capital Reserve, Liquid Fuels, Stormwater, Sponsorship, and Bond funds. The manager announced upcoming events including an Earth Day celebration, an electronic recycling event, and the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party library fundraiser. Supervisors thanked the Environmental Advisory Council for its work on native tree planting and monarch butterfly habitat.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors awarded eight construction contracts at its April 1 meeting. The board approved the base bid for the West End Avenue Stairs project to Cronin Enterprises for $313,925, the Pine Drive Slide Improvements to Youngblood Paving for $206,822, and a fencing contract to Cronin Enterprises for $79,350. The board also awarded the 2026 Roadway Improvement Program to Youngblood Paving for a base bid of $1,082,004 plus $164,395 in alternates, and a separate seal coat contract to the same firm for $80,591. Green Acres Contracting won the guiderail contract for $71,750, and Cronin Enterprises received the Olson Park Stream Improvements contract for $449,046. Supervisors noted the road program was a key reason for the recent tax increase and that the stream project, part of the township’s Pollution Reduction Plan, took five years to get a DEP permit.
The board approved a simple subdivision for Rolling Hills Townhouses, Amendment 8, and adopted Resolution R-14-2026 to submit an updated Official Sewage Facilities Plan to the DEP, including a Long Term Control Plan amendment for the CWSA service area. Supervisors exonerated the former tax collector from collecting $127,682.43 in delinquent 2025 real estate taxes, transferring collection to Jordan Tax Service. An employee was appointed delegate to the South Hills Area Council of Governments, with another employee as alternate, both through January 2027.
During public comment, a resident complained about debris blowing from Victoria Ridge and conditions at a trailer court on Flaugherty Run Road. The planning director said code enforcement would investigate, and the township engineer said builders would be notified about trash.
The board approved bills totaling $610,533.63 across the General, Capital Reserve, Liquid Fuels, Stormwater, Sponsorship, and Bond funds. The manager announced upcoming events including an Earth Day celebration, an electronic recycling event, and the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party library fundraiser. Supervisors thanked the Environmental Advisory Council for its work on native tree planting and monarch butterfly habitat.
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