27 May 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 52 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors convened a workshop meeting on May 27, 2026, with all five members present. The SHACOG Executive Director introduced himself and provided updates on regional programs, including SALT, garbage, and recycling contracts, and CDBG grants. The Chair of the Environmental Advisory Council presented on the EAC’s role and its desire to meet with the Planning Commission before land development approvals; she also discussed sustainability initiatives, a successful Earth Day, and an upcoming recycling event. During public comment, residents spoke in support of the proposed Vision Zero resolution, with one requesting the wording be expanded to include "new development and redevelopment." A resident raised ongoing parking concerns in Mooncrest; the Police Chief reported nine parking complaints since January, noting signage is adequate. The Planning Director offered to contact private lot owners about potential sale, though the township manager cautioned about budget implications. The resident also complained about a deteriorating property at 348 Hemlock Drive. The Board approved a $500 donation to the Moon Township Garden Club for evergreen trees, Resolution R-18-2026 establishing a general fee schedule, and simple subdivisions for Rolling Hills Amendment 9 and the Jarosz Plan. They ratified invoices totaling $3,925.94. The Board also received updates on the Comprehensive Plan (targeting September adoption), a draft Data Center ordinance, the Westpointe Two parking lot, and several land development plans tabled by the Planning Commission. The engineer reported on the 2026 road program, seal coating, fencing, and guiderail projects, plus progress at Victoria Ridge, Marketplace, and River Ridge. The Board previewed the June 3 regular meeting, including the Vision Zero resolution and a hold harmless agreement for the Harvest Moon Run. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 9:00 p.m.The Board of Supervisors convened a workshop meeting on May 27, 2026, with all five members present. The SHACOG Executive Director introduced himself and provided updates on regional programs, including SALT, garbage, and recycling contracts, and CDBG grants. The Chair of the Environmental Advisory Council presented on the EAC’s role and its desire to meet with the Planning Commission before land development approvals; she also discussed sustainability initiatives, a successful Earth Day, and an upcoming recycling event.
During public comment, residents spoke in support of the proposed Vision Zero resolution, with one requesting the wording be expanded to include "new development and redevelopment." A resident raised ongoing parking concerns in Mooncrest; the Police Chief reported nine parking complaints since January, noting signage is adequate. The Planning Director offered to contact private lot owners about potential sale, though the township manager cautioned about budget implications. The resident also complained about a deteriorating property at 348 Hemlock Drive.
The Board approved a $500 donation to the Moon Township Garden Club for evergreen trees, Resolution R-18-2026 establishing a general fee schedule, and simple subdivisions for Rolling Hills Amendment 9 and the Jarosz Plan. They ratified invoices totaling $3,925.94. The Board also received updates on the Comprehensive Plan (targeting September adoption), a draft Data Center ordinance, the Westpointe Two parking lot, and several land development plans tabled by the Planning Commission. The engineer reported on the 2026 road program, seal coating, fencing, and guiderail projects, plus progress at Victoria Ridge, Marketplace, and River Ridge. The Board previewed the June 3 regular meeting, including the Vision Zero resolution and a hold harmless agreement for the Harvest Moon Run. The meeting adjourned to executive session at 9:00 p.m.
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