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Council adopts zoning ordinance update with map exception for large parcel
Summary
Indiana Borough Council approved updates to the borough zoning ordinance (amendments to chapter 78 and chapter 405) after clarifying a map change: most lots facing 7th Street will be designated medium density while a large parcel that extends from Wayne to 7th retains its prior designation as an exception.
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Indiana Borough Council voted to adopt updates to the borough zoning ordinance and amendments to chapter 78 and chapter 405 after a focused discussion about map designations along a block of 7th Street. Council members agreed to designate most lots facing 7th Street as medium-density but to preserve an exception for a single large parcel that extends from Wayne to 7th.
Council President (voice 3) opened the discussion and asked members to be specific about the map changes; a council member (voice 6) moved the map adjustment and another member seconded. After council clarified parcel boundaries and confirmed the agreed exception, the council moved to approve the ordinance update. Council adopted the ordinance by voice vote with the exception in place; the motion to adopt referenced the ordinance update project and amendments to chapters 78 and 405 of the Indiana Borough code. "We have had a consensus on the exception," the council president said during the vote.
Why it matters: the map change modifies how properties along 7th Street will be zoned, which affects future development intensity and the types of uses allowed. The council recorded the ordinance adoption on the record and indicated the mapping files dated July are posted on the borough website for public reference. Next steps: implementation of the ordinance changes and any required administrative updates to the borough's published zoning map.

