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Monthly Archives: July 2007
Dewey Sends Plans For 68-Foot Hotel Complex To Planners
By Moly Albertson, Cape Gazette
Almost 800 Dewey Beach property owners signed petitions seeking a referendum on whether to allow a proposed 68-foot hotel complex. Hopes for the referendum were dashed when Commissioner Dale Cooke abstained from the vote.
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Town Council Votes to Advance Controversial Development Plan
By Philip Rucker, Washington Post Staff Writer
The Dewey Beach Town Council last night voted 3 to 2 to advance a developer’s proposal to build a luxury hotel and condominiums and retail shops that would be nearly double the tiny Delaware beach town’s building height limit.
A separate measure to hold a public referendum on changes to [...]
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Rudder Fate In Zoning Board’s Court