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Council reviews plan for new parks maintenance facility; SRTA-led multi‑phase redevelopment to follow
Summary
Council’s Community and Economic Development committee reviewed Resolution 21 of 2025 to authorize preliminary/final lot consolidation and land‑development approval to build a new parks maintenance facility at Hurst and Cameron streets as the first phase of a larger SRTA redevelopment.
Councilwoman Daniels, chair of the Community and Economic Development committee, presented Resolution 21 of 2025, a request to approve a preliminary/final lot consolidation and land‑development plan for a new City of Harrisburg parks maintenance facility at the corner of Hurst and Cameron streets.
Bill Schnoor, consulting engineer with Stantec, told the committee the proposal is “the first phase, to construct a new parks maintenance facility” on properties currently owned by SRTA that will, upon completion, be transferred to the city at no cost to permit SRTA to demolish the existing parks facility and build a consolidated SRTA operations and maintenance campus.
Planning Director Jeffrey Knight explained the project sequencing: SRTA (the regional transportation authority named in the packet) is acting as master developer for a multi‑phase redevelopment of the block. The…
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