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Zoning revision discussed

About 40 people attended a recent town hall meeting on a proposed overhaul of Gettysburg’s zoning ordinance.

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Max building height not set yet in G burg

Building height limits have yet to be determined as Gettysburg moves toward an overall update of its zoning ordinance.

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Proposal would rewrite borough zoning ordinance

All of Gettysburg’s existing zoning districts would be replaced under a proposed ordinance reconfiguration.

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Building plan inches forward

Four proposed new buildings, one of them seven stories high, received an ambivalent nudge forward Wednesday from the Gettysburg Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB).

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7-story building plan takes small step forward

A proposal for four new buildings in downtown Gettysburg, one of them seven stories high, took an initial step forward Monday on a long path toward possible approval.

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