7 July 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 14 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a special meeting on July 7, 2026, focused entirely on two long-range planning presentations. All five supervisors were present: the chairman and four supervisors. An employee of Michael Baker International presented the draft update to the Moon Township Comprehensive Plan, which must be updated every ten years under the Municipalities Planning Code. He explained that the plan provides a long-term vision for land use, housing, transportation, community facilities, natural and historic resource protection, and economic development. The update process includes community engagement, existing conditions analysis, and an action plan, and is being coordinated with the separate Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The employee outlined the Board’s role in providing guidance, promotion, and eventual adoption. Next steps include final community outreach, review by the Planning Commission, a public hearing, and adoption by the Board of Supervisors in fall 2026. A supervisor asked about the timeline, and the chairman asked about projected job growth. Two employees of HRG then presented the Moon Park and Recreation Master Plan. Two supervisors asked about Krane Field and the community survey, respectively. The chairman inquired about fee-in-lieu options and grant opportunities. During public comment, a resident asked about trail analysis, open space conservation, and potential grants related to the former NIKE missile site. The meeting adjourned at 8:08 p.m. No ordinances, resolutions, zoning decisions, bids, contracts, or budgets were acted upon.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a special meeting on July 7, 2026, focused entirely on two long-range planning presentations. All five supervisors were present: the chairman and four supervisors.
An employee of Michael Baker International presented the draft update to the Moon Township Comprehensive Plan, which must be updated every ten years under the Municipalities Planning Code. He explained that the plan provides a long-term vision for land use, housing, transportation, community facilities, natural and historic resource protection, and economic development. The update process includes community engagement, existing conditions analysis, and an action plan, and is being coordinated with the separate Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The employee outlined the Board’s role in providing guidance, promotion, and eventual adoption. Next steps include final community outreach, review by the Planning Commission, a public hearing, and adoption by the Board of Supervisors in fall 2026. A supervisor asked about the timeline, and the chairman asked about projected job growth.
Two employees of HRG then presented the Moon Park and Recreation Master Plan. Two supervisors asked about Krane Field and the community survey, respectively. The chairman inquired about fee-in-lieu options and grant opportunities.
During public comment, a resident asked about trail analysis, open space conservation, and potential grants related to the former NIKE missile site. The meeting adjourned at 8:08 p.m. No ordinances, resolutions, zoning decisions, bids, contracts, or budgets were acted upon.
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