Huntingdon County Comprehensive Plan
Huntingdon County Comprehensive Plan
Alleghenies Ahead
The six south-central counties represented by the Southern Alleghenies Planning and Development Commission (SAP&DC) - Cambria, Somerset, Blair, Bedford, Fulton, and Huntingdon - prepared an award winning multi-county Comprehensive Plan, Alleghenies Ahead. Adopted by the Huntingdon County Commissioners on July 3, 2018, Alleghenies Ahead identifies five specific Action Plan priorities for Huntingdon County:
Broadband and Cellular Service,
Collaboration and Coordination
Business and Workforce Development
Housing and Blight
Recreational Amenities and Natural Assets.
Documents and Resources
Model Zoning Ordinance
During the 2007 update to the Comprehensive Plan, a Model Zoning Ordinance was developed for use by local municipalities. Click the link below to view a copy of the ordinance.
Model Subdivision Ordinance
Planning and Development staff secured the cooperation of twenty-five municipalities in development of a model subdivision and land development ordinance. These municipalities agreed to make a financial contribution and to participate in ordinance development. The Model Subdivision Ordinance was completed in the summer of 2001 and has been adopted by eight municipalities. Presently, 30 out of 48 municipalities have a municipal subdivision ordinance. The "Huntingdon County Land Development Guide" lists which municipalities have an adopted ordinance.
Comprehensive Plan Documents
- 1996 Heritage Plan
- 1997 Phase I Background Studies
- 1999 Phase I Background Studies Supplement
- 2000 Phase II Plan
- 2018 Alleghenies Ahead Comprehensive Plan
- Alleghenies Ahead Huntingdon County Part 2
- Alleghenies Ahead Huntingdon County Part 3
- Comprehensive Economic Analysis Final
- HeritagePlan2015
- Hunt Comp Plan 2007
- Huntingdon CNHI final draft CD version
- Huntingdon County Active Transportation Plan
- Huntingdon County Planning Regions Map
- Infrastructure Investment Strategy 2007
- Intergovernmental Action Plan
- SA Greenways and Open Space Network Plan Executive_Summary