Zoning Administration
Public Notices
A link to the Department of Environmental Protection's eNOTICE site, where email subscriptions to regulatory updates may be acquired.
County Zoning Maps - Partner Municipalities
For additional information, contact Dave Hubbard, Lycoming County Zoning Administrator, at 570-320-2144.
Zoning Hearing Board
Mission
To promote the health, safety, and general welfare of the present and future inhabitants of the County by providing for a rational and orderly pattern of land use, preserving and protecting the County’s natural resources, creating an environment that is reasonably safe from floods and other dangers, and stabilizing the property values of land and buildings.
Members
- William J. Klein, Chairman (Moreland Twp.)Term expires 12/31/2020
- Lloyd B. Forcey, Vice-Chairman (Mifflin Twp.) Term expires 12/31/2020
- Leslie Whitehill, Member (Salladasburg Boro.) Term expires 12/31/2022
- Christopher A. Logue, Member (Cascade Twp.) Term expires 12/31/2022
- Dan Clark, Alternate (McIntyre Twp.) Term expires 12/31/2022
- Romuald "Ray" Andraka, Alternate (Gamble Twp.) Term expires 12/31/2024
- David Hines, Member (Piatt Twp.) Term expires 12/31/2024
- Tom Krajewski, Development Services Supervisor
- David Hubbard, Zoning Administrator
- Fred A. Holland, J.D., ZHB Solicitor
Next Meeting
Next meeting is scheduled for April 22, 2020.
Meeting Minutes
Meetings are held on the 4th Wednesday of every month, from 6:00PM to 7:00, in the Commissioners' Boardroom, first floor of the Executive Plaza Building, 300 Pine Street. Copies of the meeting minutes may be requested by calling (570) 320-2130.
Pending Ordinance Amendments
Hunting Preserve Amendment
Recently Lycoming County Zoning staff determined that Hunting Preserves were a use not provided for under the Lycoming County Zoning Ordinance. Hunting Preserves are establishments primarily engaged in commercial hunting and trapping. In order to address this use planning department staff has researched the use and complied a draft amendment. Researching the ordinance amendment has involved reviewing key state regulations related to the use, outreach with our municipal partners, and feedback from the Lycoming County Planning Commission. Below is a copy of the ordinance language as it stands at this time. Comments on the proposed amendment may be forwarded to Tom Krajewski at tkrajewski@lyco.org or by calling 570-320-2146.