Monthly Archives: August 2007

By Bruce Pringle, The Daily Times Dewey Beach residents may get the power to overturn laws passed by their town council. Before that can happen, however, a majority of voters in Dewey’s Sept. 15 election must say they want that power. Note: This article is no longer archived by The Daily Times or available on-line.

By Moly Albertson, Cape Gazette Staff An ad-hoc citizens group has objected to the state ethics commission’s opinion that planner David King should not vote on a proposed 68-foot building on the Dewey/Ruddertowne parcel when the issue comes up in planning hearings. The group accuses Commissioner Mike Eisenhauer, who asked the commission for an opinion, [...]

By Moly Albertson, Cape Gazette Staff The dispute in Dewey Beach over allowing a 68-foot building in a commercial zone is now before the Attorney General’s Office after a citizen complained that town officials failed to properly post meeting agendas and to properly update the town website to reflect the most up-to-date version of the [...]

By Daniel Divilio, Delaware Coast Press The vice-chair of the Dewey Beach Planning and Zoning Commission has been asked to stay out of any official dealings with a proposed redevelopment of the Ruddertowne complex. Note: This article is no longer archived by the Delaware Coast Press or available on-line.