During a recent government meeting, discussions centered around the architectural development along Rehoboth Avenue, particularly focusing on a new building project designed to enhance the visual appeal of the area. The proposed structure is set to feature a step-back design, allowing for improved sightlines down the boardwalk, a significant change from the current layout where existing buildings, such as Dolly's and the Grottoes, are built directly to property lines.

The new building is characterized by its less bulky design compared to other nearby structures, such as the Henlope and Edgewater House. While it maintains a similar size to these buildings, it distinguishes itself through architectural enhancements, including decorative roofs, balconies, transom windows, and a facade that breaks up the massing of the structure. These design elements aim to elevate the aesthetic quality of the northeast quadrant of Rehoboth Beach, aligning with the community's vision for a more visually appealing coastal environment.

The meeting underscored the importance of thoughtful architectural planning in maintaining the charm of Rehoboth Beach while accommodating new developments. The proposed changes reflect a commitment to balancing growth with the preservation of the area's unique character.