At the Moore Township Board of Supervisors meeting Aug. 2, township Manager Nicholas C. Steiner said he plans to meet with Redevelopment Assistance Capital Project representatives to discuss funding opportunities to either remodel or replace the municipal building.

A major renovation or a complete replacement of the building has been discussed the past several months. Steiner noted he thinks a replacement is warranted because a renovation of the building will be costly.

His believes constructing a new building will allow township leaders to fashion a building that fully meets the township’s needs. The decision to renovate or build a new building will be made by the board of supervisors.

Steiner also said he is developing a schedule for 2023 budget meetings. He further noted electronic locks are planned to be installed at the municipal building.

Chairman Daniel Piorkowski congratulated the Connie Mack boys baseball team for winning the Pennsylvania State Championship.

In the police report, it was announced a part-time officer tendered his resignation. The township will seek a replacement.

The public works department has plans to have a tar/chip seal coating project completed on various rural roads by AMS Inc.

The First Regional Compost Authority report provided by township liaison Dick Gable noted the new equipment arrived. A new grinder and a small vehicle for use at the authority were much needed.

Gable also said there are plans being developed to have a day for residents to get as much mulch they may want for personal use for only $10 a load. More information is coming.

Moore Township Recreation Committee is attempting to expand the pickleball courts due to increased interest.

The recreation committee asked council if they could paint pickleball lines on the current tennis courts. The board refused this request but members said they agree with finding additional locations at the park for new pickleball courts.

The Moore Township Community Days event is planned for Aug. 19 and 20. More information about community days can be located on the township website, mooretownship.org.

The historical commission is holding its Oktoberfest event Oct. 13 at Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church in Moorestown. More information will be on the township website.

The board approved a bid of $341,372 for the replacement and/or repair of the culverts at Church Road and East Walker Road.

Township Solicitor David Backenstoe is preparing a subdivision and land development ordinance that addresses road specs and electronic communications. He expects to complete the ordinance in the fall.

There is a Grouse Drive road restrictions request resulting from accidents that had cars veering onto a resident’s property. A resident is asking if signage or restrictions could be placed at that section of Grouse Drive.

The next board of supervisors meeting is set for 6 p.m. Sept. 6 at the municipal building, 2491 Community Drive. It is an in-person-only meeting.