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Council introduces four zoning ordinances affecting Georgetown, Baltimore and Dagsboro areas
Summary
Sussex County Council introduced four proposed zoning ordinances on Jan. 14: conditional-use and map-amendment proposals affecting parcels in Georgetown Hundred, Baltimore Hundred and Dagsboro involving mobilization yard, professional office, limited industrial and medium commercial designations.
Sussex County Council on Jan. 14 introduced four proposed zoning ordinances for later consideration and public hearings.
The first ordinance would grant conditional use in an AR-1 (Agricultural Residential) district for a mobilization yard connected to the Park Avenue relocation project, allowing storage of soil materials on a parcel of about 5.96 acres in Georgetown Hundred. The second would grant conditional use in a GR (General Residential) district for a professional office on about 0.82 acres in Baltimore Hundred. The third ordinance proposes remapping approximately 23.10 acres in Dagsboro from AR-1 to LI-1 (Limited Industrial). The fourth proposes remapping about 5.03 acres in Dagsboro from AR-1 to C-2 (Medium Commercial).
All four ordinances were introduced by the presenter for later public hearings; no votes on final adoption were taken at the Jan. 14 meeting and no hearing dates were specified in the transcript excerpt.
