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DRC questions infrastructure needs for Ocean City 43‑unit Seaspray proposal
Summary
At a June 18 meeting the Development Review Committee reviewed the Seaspray Redevelopment, a proposed 43‑unit multifamily project in Ocean City with 79 parking spaces; the County Engineer flagged repaving and road‑opening requirements and staff noted a pavement‑condition tool in development with SJTPO.
Will Hanson, Planning Director, and Robert Church, County Engineer, led discussion on the Seaspray Redevelopment in Ocean City (Block 3306, Lot 1, Bay Avenue), a proposed new construction of 43 multi‑family units with 79 parking spaces.
Commissioner Andrew Bulakowski asked about the average lifespan of a road; Church said "some County Roads have not been repaved in 70 years," and explained that repaving obligations tied to road openings are governed by the County’s Road Opening Resolution. Patricia Gray Hendricks asked whether a list of moratoriums on road openings is available to applicants; Church said his office maintains a list but applicants must request it because it changes frequently. Hanson and Church said staff and the County Engineer had discussed the applicant’s responses to earlier comments and steps taken to address stormwater and pavement concerns.
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