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Votes at a glance: key ordinances and rezoning items approved April 8 by Lancaster County Council
Summary
At its April 8 meeting Lancaster County Council approved a series of ordinances, rezoning requests and other items. The measures passed unanimously unless otherwise noted.
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Lancaster County Council recorded the following formal actions during the April 8 meeting. Vote tallies below reflect roll calls and raised‑hand counts recorded in the meeting transcript.
• Ordinance 2025‑1950 (8a) — Amendment to the amended and restated fee‑in‑lieu‑of‑tax agreement between Lancaster County and Care America Corporation (clawback/disbursement adjustment). Council approved reading and approved the item; vote recorded as unanimous. The economic development department recommended approval.
• Ordinance 2025‑1951 (8b) — Special source revenue credit (SSRC) agreement by and between Lancaster County and an entity identified as Project Block (manufacturing; investment and job commitments). Council approved the reading and the item was carried by a unanimous vote. The agreement runs 20 years and staff estimated the county would provide approximately $319,000 in incentives over five years as a 25% SSRC, with longer term property tax benefits thereafter.
• Ordinance 2025‑1961 (8c) — Amendment to a development agreement between Lancaster County and Crossland Southeast for "The Exchange" mixed‑use development (increase of commercial square footage by 10,000 square feet to accommodate an off‑site medical office). Planning staff recommended approval and council voted unanimously to approve the amendment reading.
• Resolution 1292‑R‑2025 (8d) — Favorable recommendation from the Planning Commission for a conditional‑use application permitting a primary and secondary (K–8) charter school (Cogito Academy) on Shiloh Unity Road (case CUDash2024Dash2612). Planning staff and Planning Commission recommended approval; council approved the resolution unanimously.
• Rezoning (RZ‑2025‑0072) (8e) — Rezone ~0.488 acres behind 1831 Great Falls Highway from Medium Density Residential to General Business (to allow consolidation with adjacent under‑unified ownership). Planning staff and Planning Commission recommended approval; council approved 7–0.
• Rezoning (RZ‑2025‑0191) (8f) — Rezone ~0.73 acres at 1754 Old Carter Street from Manufactured Home District to Medium Density Residential (to address nonconforming conditions and permit subdivision to single‑family homes). Planning staff and Planning Commission recommended approval; council approved 7–0.
• Ordinance 2025‑1958 (8g) — Amendments to County Council parliamentary procedures and related code sections (various clarifications and editorial corrections). Council conducted readings, discussed multiple proposed edits and amendments, and ultimately adopted the ordinance as amended; vote recorded unanimous.
• Consent Agenda (Item 7: 7a–7e) — All consent agenda items approved by motion and recorded as unanimous.
These items were reflected in roll‑call or raised‑hand tallies recorded in the meeting transcript. Where the transcript did not name each voting member in a roll call, the meeting recorder described the result as "unanimous" or provided the numerical tally shown above.

