29 July 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 59 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on July 29, 2026, beginning with an executive session announcement regarding confidential employee personnel matters. The board approved Resolution R-20-2026, authorizing a $1,429,087.50 Multimodal Transportation Fund grant application to the Commonwealth Financing Authority for Mooncrest Neighborhood Improvements. They also ratified $4,711.21 in general fund invoices paid since July 2. The Military Banner Committee presented a plan to freeze banner costs at $100 and use a donation-based sponsorship model to offset applicant costs, with promotion from local magazines. Parks and Recreation reported a record 600 runners at the Glowrun, successful Fourth of July festivities, and ongoing summer camp operations. The Parks Foundation raised over $4,300 through raffles for shade structures and unrestricted funds, and an AED campaign funded two additional units for Moon Park. The board discussed appointing an employee to the Parks Foundation to fill an unexpired term. Public comment included concerns about a blighted property at 348 Hemlock Drive, where the solicitor explained the blighted property program. The Environmental Advisory Council chairman offered free tree care training for public works employees. A resident raised condo safety issues, which the solicitor said were the condo association’s responsibility. The Planning Director updated that the Planning Commission recommended approval for Glenn Machine’s special exception and Genius Kids Daycare’s major land development, with the latter on the August 5 agenda. Forest Park Center and West Phase 1 PRDs were tabled pending resolution of issues. The Bon Meade telecommunication tower and Apex at Diamond Ridge master plan still require engineering comments. The data center ordinance was sent to the township engineer for review. The engineer reported the 2026 road program concrete work began July 20, with paving expected mid-August. The Pine Road slide repair will coincide with road work. A change order for West End stairs will be on the August 5 agenda. The township manager noted the board agreed to start the hunting-archery program, deferred the MIDA board appointment pending further discussion, and approved a $500 donation to Hope Grows. The library board has not yet approved its 2027 budget, which aims to maintain services and implement community survey priorities.The Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on July 29, 2026, beginning with an executive session announcement regarding confidential employee personnel matters. The board approved Resolution R-20-2026, authorizing a $1,429,087.50 Multimodal Transportation Fund grant application to the Commonwealth Financing Authority for Mooncrest Neighborhood Improvements. They also ratified $4,711.21 in general fund invoices paid since July 2.
The Military Banner Committee presented a plan to freeze banner costs at $100 and use a donation-based sponsorship model to offset applicant costs, with promotion from local magazines. Parks and Recreation reported a record 600 runners at the Glowrun, successful Fourth of July festivities, and ongoing summer camp operations. The Parks Foundation raised over $4,300 through raffles for shade structures and unrestricted funds, and an AED campaign funded two additional units for Moon Park. The board discussed appointing an employee to the Parks Foundation to fill an unexpired term.
Public comment included concerns about a blighted property at 348 Hemlock Drive, where the solicitor explained the blighted property program. The Environmental Advisory Council chairman offered free tree care training for public works employees. A resident raised condo safety issues, which the solicitor said were the condo association’s responsibility.
The Planning Director updated that the Planning Commission recommended approval for Glenn Machine’s special exception and Genius Kids Daycare’s major land development, with the latter on the August 5 agenda. Forest Park Center and West Phase 1 PRDs were tabled pending resolution of issues. The Bon Meade telecommunication tower and Apex at Diamond Ridge master plan still require engineering comments. The data center ordinance was sent to the township engineer for review.
The engineer reported the 2026 road program concrete work began July 20, with paving expected mid-August. The Pine Road slide repair will coincide with road work. A change order for West End stairs will be on the August 5 agenda. The township manager noted the board agreed to start the hunting-archery program, deferred the MIDA board appointment pending further discussion, and approved a $500 donation to Hope Grows. The library board has not yet approved its 2027 budget, which aims to maintain services and implement community survey priorities.
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