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Madison County Fiscal Court holds first readings for three zoning changes on Lexington, Duncannon and Lancaster roads
Summary
The fiscal court conducted first readings for three land-use ordinances (2026-004, -005 and -006) affecting properties on Lexington Road, Duncannon Lane and Lancaster Road; each was described as a first reading following a planning commission public hearing on July 21 and will return for a second reading at the next meeting.
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Judge Taylor opened the meeting by reading the titles of three zoning ordinances before the court and said each was a first reading that does not require a vote. Bert read the full ordinance language for 2494 Lexington Road (Ordinance 2026-004), 2401 Duncannon Lane (Ordinance 2026-005) and 2747 Lancaster Road (Ordinance 2026-006) and noted the Madison County Planning Commission held public hearings on July 21 and recommended approval for each request.
The judge told the court that draft copies of the ordinances would be available on the county website under the Government > Transparency > Public Notices section. He reminded members that, because these were first readings, formal action would occur at the second reading scheduled for the next fiscal-court meeting. Several magistrates and members of the public raised questions and were encouraged to review the planning commission record and video to hear the applicant presentations and public testimony.

