Sussex Drive has been a popular topic of conversation in Lewes, especially due to two schools located in the neighborhood. On Thursday, Dec. 5, the Lewes City Council will hold a workshop to discuss a pilot program prohibiting stopping, standing, or parking along Sussex Drive to alleviate these issues. The meeting will take place at City Hall at 10 a.m.
About 80 people participated in the Lewes Community Service Day, cleaning parks, trails, beaches and more.
The Lodge at Historic Lewes is trying to get out of paying the city's gross receipt rental tax, arguing that it shouldn't apply to them. The company asserts that the mayor approved The Lodge as an independent living, assisted living, and memory care facility.
A proposed development in Lewes is set to go ahead of the Sussex County Planning and Zoning Commission during a public hearing on Wednesday, July 17.
The City of Lewes is inviting interested bidders to submit proposals for the maintenance dredging of the slips at the Canalfront Park Marina and specified private marinas.
The City of Lewes appointed, Ellen Lorraine McCabe, as the new city manager earlier this week. McCabe and Parks and Marina Manager, Janet Reeves, had been acting assistant city managers since Anne Marie Townshend left in August.
Two ordinances that would raise the cost of operation for Lewes hotels and short-term rentals have public hearings scheduled for this July.
On May 1, the paid parking season began in the city of Lewes. In order to park in the downtown area or at the Lewes Beaches, you must pay at the meters or through the Park Mobile App. Many people in the area have expressed their frustration over trying to figure out the meters or the app.
Starting Wednesday, May 1, the paid parking season begins in Lewes with metered areas available in both the downtown and beach locations.