40 3rd St Columbia, PA 17512-1104
DC Downtown Commercial District: To promote a strong downtown with a balanced mix of retail, service, office, public, institutional and residential uses. To encourage a pedestrian orientation, while avoiding intense auto-related uses that would damage the urban fabric and streetscape. (11) LB Light Business District: To provide for a range of light commercia…
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Tax year 2024Comparables
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DC · Columbia, PADC Downtown Commercial District: To promote a strong downtown with a balanced mix of retail, service, office, public, institutional and residential uses. To encourage a pedestrian orientation, while avoiding intense auto-related uses that would damage the urban fabric and streetscape. (11) LB Light Business District: To provide for a range of light commercial, institutional and industrial uses, in a manner that is compatible with adjacent homes. To also provide for continuation of the airport, if desired by the property owner. (12) CR Commercial Recreation District: To provide for a range of light business and institutional uses, in a manner that is compatible with the natural features of the land. To take advantage of scenic views from the Borough Farm. (13) NC Neighborhood Commercial District: To provide for light commercial uses that would be compatible with adjacent relatively dense residential neighborhoods. This district is intended to be a transitional district between residential and commercial areas. (14) HC Highway Commercial District: To provide for a wide range of commercial uses along the Route 462 corridor. (15) RC Riverfront Commercial District: To encourage a mix of entertainment, restaurant and other commercial uses that will take advantage of proximity to the river and the downtown, and that will be compatible with a proposed recreation trail. (16) LI Light Industrial District: To provide for a mix of light industrial uses, offices and certain related commercial uses. To avoid the heaviest types of industrial uses. (17) GI General Industrial District: To provide for a range of industrial uses, to meet the Borough's obligation under state law to offer opportunities for all legitimate land uses.
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