Seaford approves alley quitclaim, sewer planning grant, wastewater and parks contracts and business‑campus change order; residents press council over Pine St. "

Seaford Mayor and Council on Tuesday night unanimously approved a series of measures including a quitclaim deed to vacate part of Oak Street, a DNREC matching planning grant to fund CCTV inspections of sewer mains, professional services agreements for a wastewater treatment expansion and a new parks and recreation office, the sale of an unused compost screener, and a change order to extend work at the Western Sussex Business Campus.

The council also heard repeated public complaints about a single rental property at 331 North Pine Street, with residents saying ongoing parties, noise and disturbances have driven neighbors to move. Council members and the mayor said staff and public-safety leaders would meet immediately to review enforcement options.

The quitclaim deed will extinguish a 4,883‑square‑foot paper alley and convey that strip to Waverly Holdings; staff reported no utilities cross the area and recommended approval. The council approved the deed by motion from Councilwoman Stephanie Grasset, seconded by Councilman Orlando Holland, and it passed unanimously.

Council members approved Resolution R‑2025‑05 to apply for…