Zoning Administration

Please note, we do not accept applications for some municipalities in the county. Please check this map to see if your construction site falls in an area we serve.

The Permit Application must be filled out in its entirety (front and back), signed and dated.  Payment must be included with permit either by cash, check or credit card before it can be processed for review. You can submit permits by mail to Lycoming County Zoning, 48 W. Third St., Williamsport, PA 17701, in person at 33 W. Third St, 3rd Floor (Third Street Plaza), Williamsport, PA 17701 or email to lycoplan@lyco.org. If emailing your Permit Application, please note in body of email how you plan to pay, we do accept credit cards over the telephone or we can email you directions on how to pay online.       

All applications require a plot plan. Make certain to download this plot plan, fill out, scan and attach to the application.

• Lycoming County Zoning Ordinance

• 2021 Zoning Permit Fee Schedule

• Zoning Permit Application and Plot Plan Sketch

• Zoning Permit Instructions

• Stormwater Management for Landowners and Developers

• Stormwater Permit Application Form

• Lycoming County Zoning and Subdivision Jursidictional Map

• Form#1 - Special Exception

  Form#2 - Variance

• Form#3 - Appeal

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• For additional information, please contact David Hubbard, Lycoming County Zoning Administrator, at 570-320-2130 or email dhubbard@lyco.org 
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• Public Notices:  A link to the Department of Environmental Protection's eNOTICE site, where email subscriptions to regulatory updates may be acquired.

County Zoning Maps - Partner Municipalities 

• Bastress
• Brown
• Cascade
• Cogan House
• Gamble
• Jackson
• Jordan
• Lewis
• Limestone
• McHenry
• McIntyre
• McNett
• Mifflin
• Mifflin/Salladasburg
• Moreland
• Penn
• Pine
• Plunketts Creek
• Porter
• Salladasburg

Zoning Hearing Board

Mission

To promote the health, safety, and general welfare of the present and future inhabitants of the County by providing for a rational and orderly pattern of land use, preserving and protecting the County’s natural resources, creating an environment that is reasonably safe from floods and other dangers, and stabilizing the property values of land and buildings.

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