York County HBA knew nothing about UDO proposal for 2 years

It would be the biggest zoning change in York County in years. It’s called a unified development ordinance, and the county is considering adopting it. Its effect would be sweeping, adding new zoning districts, requiring buffers between certain subdivisions and creating regulations to “prevent unsafe/unsightly developments,” among many other changes, according to documents outlining the UDO’s possible ...

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