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Council adopts revised major street and land-use maps into comprehensive plan (Resolution 2024-09)
Summary
Council approved Resolution 2024-09 to amend the city comprehensive plan by adopting three revised maps (master street plan, public-input commercial/industrial priority nodes, and recommended land-use map) following a Planning & Zoning recommendation and a staff presentation.
Harrisburg City Council voted to adopt Resolution 2024-09, amending the city's comprehensive plan by incorporating three revised maps: a master street plan, a map of commercial/industrial priority nodes developed from public input, and a recommended land-use map.
Planning staff presented the three maps, explaining that the master street plan is used for planning jurisdiction and that the commercial/industrial nodes came from a public-input exercise that identified priority areas. Staff said Planning & Zoning reviewed the materials and recommended adoption; council moved and seconded the resolution and approved it on roll-call votes (Ken, Westerman, Maxwell, Lisonbee answered 'Aye' as called).
The maps are administrative products intended to guide future planning and jurisdictional claims; staff said adoption helps the city 'lay claim' to certain corridors when applying planning jurisdiction and will be used in future development review.
