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Lewes Planning Commission Asks for Pause | Dover News
Lewes’s Planning Commission is calling for a pause on new multi-family developments—those with more than five units—to navigate a controversial new state law, Senate Bill 23, designed to spur affordable housing but sparking backlash from local governments. The proposed moratorium, set to last until the city’s updated comprehensive plan gets state approval or December 31, 2027, stems from fears that the current outdated plan lacks tools to manage high-density growth under the new law’s stripped-down review process. Commission chairs Rich Innes and Kevin Keane warn that without updated metrics…
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