5 August 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 27 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a full slate of action items at its August 5 regular meeting. The board appointed a resident to fill the unexpired term of a resident on the Moon Parks Foundation through January 2028. It passed Resolution R-19-2026, appointing the township manager as the voting delegate for the Pennsylvania Municipal League’s 2026 Leadership Summit. The board hired Turnley Robertson & Associates to perform auditing services for the years ending December 31, 2026 through 2030. Supervisors authorized the 2026-2027 Archery Only Deer Hunting Program, approved a $500 donation to Hope Grows for its Healing Gardens, and okayed a $4,000 local match letter to support the RideACTA shuttle program for FY26-27. The board approved the major land development plan for Genius Kids Daycare, the simple subdivision for Rolling Hills Amendment No. 10, and three bond reduction requests for Wiltshire Estates: Phase 1 reduced to $0, Phase 5 reduced to $11,228.26, and Phase 1 (separate request) reduced to $0. Change Order No. 1 for the West End Avenue Stairs was approved, not to exceed $70,000. The board passed Concurring Resolution R-21-2026, authorizing a $500,000 grant application to the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County for township-wide park improvements. Bills were paid from the General Fund ($294,951.86), Capital Reserve Fund ($90,478.60), Stormwater Fund ($63,024.13), Sponsorship Fund ($3,735.50), Bond Fund ($1,014.75), and Fire Escrow Fund ($37,793.52). During public comment, a resident reported the Wheels, Wings and Wishes fundraiser raised $40,000 and granted eight wishes this year, with $333,500 raised year-to-date. A resident detailed damage to her home from the sewer water project, including cracked foundation and a large hole, and requested professional replanting of trees. The township manager and the engineer said the township would make it right, with work likely completed in the fall. The township manager also announced August park events, board vacancies, the 2026 road program, and Trick-or-Treat on October 31 from 5-7 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a full slate of action items at its August 5 regular meeting. The board appointed a resident to fill the unexpired term of a resident on the Moon Parks Foundation through January 2028. It passed Resolution R-19-2026, appointing the township manager as the voting delegate for the Pennsylvania Municipal League’s 2026 Leadership Summit. The board hired Turnley Robertson & Associates to perform auditing services for the years ending December 31, 2026 through 2030. Supervisors authorized the 2026-2027 Archery Only Deer Hunting Program, approved a $500 donation to Hope Grows for its Healing Gardens, and okayed a $4,000 local match letter to support the RideACTA shuttle program for FY26-27. The board approved the major land development plan for Genius Kids Daycare, the simple subdivision for Rolling Hills Amendment No. 10, and three bond reduction requests for Wiltshire Estates: Phase 1 reduced to $0, Phase 5 reduced to $11,228.26, and Phase 1 (separate request) reduced to $0. Change Order No. 1 for the West End Avenue Stairs was approved, not to exceed $70,000. The board passed Concurring Resolution R-21-2026, authorizing a $500,000 grant application to the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County for township-wide park improvements. Bills were paid from the General Fund ($294,951.86), Capital Reserve Fund ($90,478.60), Stormwater Fund ($63,024.13), Sponsorship Fund ($3,735.50), Bond Fund ($1,014.75), and Fire Escrow Fund ($37,793.52). During public comment, a resident reported the Wheels, Wings and Wishes fundraiser raised $40,000 and granted eight wishes this year, with $333,500 raised year-to-date. A resident detailed damage to her home from the sewer water project, including cracked foundation and a large hole, and requested professional replanting of trees. The township manager and the engineer said the township would make it right, with work likely completed in the fall. The township manager also announced August park events, board vacancies, the 2026 road program, and Trick-or-Treat on October 31 from 5-7 p.m.
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