29 April 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 79 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors workshop meeting on April 29 began with a presentation from the Safety Committee requesting all-weather AEDs for parks, with a goal of installing four at Moon Park and one each at Robin Hill and Olson Park. The township manager noted a 5% workers' comp discount for having the committee. During public comment, a resident criticized the township's choice of ramps over steps at a building renovation, and the township manager explained the ADA compliance and cost rationale. The Parks Director reported summer camp sold out in 26 minutes with a waitlist, and the Park Master Plan is taking shape with an update expected in June. He also presented a $10,207 quote for a security camera upgrade at Moon Park, which the township manager said she would add to the next agenda for approval. The Parks Foundation reported a sold-out Galentine’s event raising over $900 and recommended appointing a new board member. In public comment, a resident raised ongoing parking issues, and the Board directed the Planning Director to coordinate with the Police Chief on a resolution. Another resident addressed stormwater management and safety concerns with open trenches left by a contractor; the township manager advised contacting the township directly in the future. The Finance Director reported the 2025 audit is near completion. The Planning Director updated that the Forest Park East final plan includes ranch-style homes, the Data Center Ordinance is being drafted with additional provisions and will take months, and the Comprehensive Plan is in the action-planning stage. The Engineer reported the 2026 road program pre-construction meeting is set for May 4, and the guiderail meeting was held April 28. The township manager announced a $39,373 state grant for a five-year financial management plan, and the Board agreed to a letter of intent for the fire company to purchase a new engine for $1.1 million. The Board also agreed to have the solicitor draft an agreement with Moon Golf Club regarding a trail extension. The Board approved Resolution R-15-2026 adopting the Allegheny County Hazard Mitigation Plan and ratified $13,171.56 in invoices. Committee reports noted the library has $1.3 million in the bank and is working on its strategic plan internally.The Board of Supervisors workshop meeting on April 29 began with a presentation from the Safety Committee requesting all-weather AEDs for parks, with a goal of installing four at Moon Park and one each at Robin Hill and Olson Park. The township manager noted a 5% workers' comp discount for having the committee. During public comment, a resident criticized the township's choice of ramps over steps at a building renovation, and the township manager explained the ADA compliance and cost rationale. The Parks Director reported summer camp sold out in 26 minutes with a waitlist, and the Park Master Plan is taking shape with an update expected in June. He also presented a $10,207 quote for a security camera upgrade at Moon Park, which the township manager said she would add to the next agenda for approval. The Parks Foundation reported a sold-out Galentine’s event raising over $900 and recommended appointing a new board member. In public comment, a resident raised ongoing parking issues, and the Board directed the Planning Director to coordinate with the Police Chief on a resolution. Another resident addressed stormwater management and safety concerns with open trenches left by a contractor; the township manager advised contacting the township directly in the future. The Finance Director reported the 2025 audit is near completion. The Planning Director updated that the Forest Park East final plan includes ranch-style homes, the Data Center Ordinance is being drafted with additional provisions and will take months, and the Comprehensive Plan is in the action-planning stage. The Engineer reported the 2026 road program pre-construction meeting is set for May 4, and the guiderail meeting was held April 28. The township manager announced a $39,373 state grant for a five-year financial management plan, and the Board agreed to a letter of intent for the fire company to purchase a new engine for $1.1 million. The Board also agreed to have the solicitor draft an agreement with Moon Golf Club regarding a trail extension. The Board approved Resolution R-15-2026 adopting the Allegheny County Hazard Mitigation Plan and ratified $13,171.56 in invoices. Committee reports noted the library has $1.3 million in the bank and is working on its strategic plan internally.
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