The Lewes City Council will revisit concerns tonight over traffic impacts tied to the proposed Overfall Preserve development, a 90-townhouse project planned for Savannah Road.
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Lewes city officials will hold a public hearing to discuss the proposed Overfall Preserve development, which had been known as the Warrington Property.
City officials in Lewes are considering partnering with DelDOT to conduct a city-funded safety study on Savannah Road as concerns rise over traffic and bicycle safety.
The Overfall Preserve proposed townhouse development in Lewes is drawing mixed reactions from locals and officials, as concerns over traffic and infrastructure take center stage.
The Lewes City Council will continue discussions and consider scheduling a public hearing for a proposed townhouse development known as Overfall Preserve, during a meeting at 5:30 p.m.
The developer of the land known as the Overfall Preserve calls the Lewes Planning Commission's decision to deny the development "extremely disappointing."
Lewes' Bike and Pedestrian Committee is working to improve pedestrian and bike access near the proposed Overfalls Preserve development on Savannah Road, where many worry congestion could raise safety concerns.
Discussion regarding the Overfall Preserve on Savannah Road will take place at the Lewes Planning Commission at 6:30 p.m.
The project outlines the creation of 90 townhouse units with a range of amenities and site improvements.
A public hearing regarding the Overfall Preserve, formerly known as the Warrington Property, is taking place Oct. 15 at 6:30 p.m.