Lancaster County townships set hearings on zoning variances for homes and businesses

Lancaster County zoning boards have scheduled public hearings for November 18–24, 2026, on local land-use applications. Little Britain Township will consider requests involving a second dwelling unit in an expanded nonconforming home, moving an equipment business to a property, and continuing a woodworking business in a barn; Conestoga Township will review J & G Real Estate’s proposal for two homes on nonconforming lots, with requested setback and lot-coverage variances and an ordinance interpretation. Lancaster Township will consider using a residential property as a chiropractic office, and Quarryville Borough will hear a request to replace a shed within a rear-yard setback. Fulton Township will consider a variance allowing up to 60% lot coverage and possible changes to conditions from earlier board decisions; Lancaster City’s board will consider applications involving reduced parking, a use not provided for, and shared parking facilities.