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Board backs annexation and rezoning for 9274 Narin Lane in Bradford Park
Summary
The planning staff recommended and the board moved to recommend town council approve annexation and rezoning for a 0.47-acre parcel at 9274 Narin Lane in Bradford Park so the owner may connect to public utilities; the transcript records vocal affirmation but does not include a full roll-call tally.
Planning staff presented a conventional annexation and rezoning request for 9274 Narin Lane, a vacant 0.47-acre parcel in the Bradford Park neighborhood, and recommended the board forward approval to town council.
Staff said the lot is currently in the county as low-density residential and that town policy requires property owners to annex and rezone to access public utilities. "So if they're going to build and attach to water and sewer like their neighbors, they need to annex," staff said. Staff noted that utilities already run in the road adjacent to the parcel and that a 55-foot stream buffer runs along the rear of the lot; staff said that buffer would not prevent building on the parcel after coordination with a surveyor.
A board member moved the recommended motion to forward the zoning map amendment consistent with the Harrisburg area land use plan; another member seconded. When asked "All in favor?" at least one member replied "Aye." The transcript records the motion and a voiced affirmation but does not include a complete roll-call tally.
Staff described the zoning and lot-size implications, noting that although town RM zoning could allow two to three units per acre under the land-use plan, the lot's 0.47-acre size means only a single-family home is likely in practice. The recommendation now goes to Harrisburg Town Council for final action.
