Accessory dwelling units have been a hot topic in Lewes, but city planners have decided to keep current residency requirements in place.
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For any news you may have missed, here is your Week In Review.
The city of Rehoboth Beach is holding its municipal election on August 9, where three candidates are competing for two open commissioner seats.
The three candidates running for two open seats on the Rehoboth Beach Board of Commissioners shared their priorities during a candidate forum Saturday morning.
Rehoboth Beach sees progress on three major hotel projects: Atlantic Crowne Hotel under review, One Rehoboth Avenue approved with conditions, and Belhaven Hotel facing pushback with a continued hearing.
City officials are taking a closer look at residency requirements for Accessory Dwelling Units after concerns were raised about the growing use of these units as short-term rentals.
The town of Georgetown is currently seeking applicants for five vacant positions, offering a term of three years, expiring in June 2028. The open positions include two seats on the Planning Commission and three seats on the Board of Adjustment.
Town Manager Gene Dvornick says Thursday's meeting isn't to discuss any new housing developments in the town. He says it's to discuss the best ways to move forward with future developments.
Sussex County Habitat for Humanity is looking to expand its operations with a new 3,200-square-foot office and warehouse facility on Kimmey Street.
The Planning Commission has now stepped back from the legal dispute, clearing the way for city commissioners to take over the next phase of the application review for the Belhaven Hotel.