Langhorne Borough clarifies zoning map amendment ordinance

Dated: April 8 2025

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Langhorne Borough residents with property in the Historic District, the TND Overlay District or the Professional Service District have been sent notice from the borough’s solicitor that an ordinance amending the borough’s zoning map will be considered for approval at the April 9 council meeting. Borough officials have heard from several residents about the proposed ordinance and zoning map, and on March 12 posted on Facebook to clarify some items. As noted in the proposed ordinance, “the proposed updated zoning map for the borough will retain the existing zoning districts for residential, commercial, light industrial, open recreation, retirement community and professional services districts.” There will be no changes to those districts or to the zoning of the properties located within. The purpose of the proposed updated zoning map is to include the TND Overlay District and clarify the boundaries of the Historic District as originally approved by the Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission circa 1985. A copy of the proposed ordinance and updated zoning map are available on the borough website. Residents are welcome to reach out to the office with any questions or attend the Wednesday, April 9, council meeting.
Source: Langhorne Borough; 3/12/2025

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