Developer of Overfall Preserve 'extremely disappointed' with Lewes Planning Commission
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A proposal to develop a little over 12 acres of land into a 90-townhouse community, known as Overfall Preserve, has been halted following a Lewes Planning Commission meeting Jan 15. The commission says the decision comes amidst concerns over traffic and a lack of connectivity in the proposed plan.
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The developer of the land known as the Overfall Preserve calls the Lewes Planning Commission's decision to deny the development "extremely disappointing."
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