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Monthly Archives: March 2009
New Lawsuit Attacks Dewey Beach Zoning Code
BY ROB KUNZIG STAFF WRITER
DBE Cites Unfair Density Restrictions
Dewey Beach Enterprises is taking the town to task over its freshly minted zoning code – with a lawsuit. Dewey Beach Enterprises (DBE) lawyers said the code is invalid because it contradicts the comprehensive plan by tightening, not relaxing, restrictions on DBE’s Ruddertowne property. They also decried [...]
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Dewey Beach Enterprise v Town of Dewey Beach, Filed March 17, 2009
Dewey Beach Enterprises (DBE), your new neighbors that own Ruddertowne, filed a second lawsuit against the town on March 17 in DE Chancery Court. The suit claims that the newly adopted zoning code is illegal, arbitrary and capricious and was adopted in violation of Dewey Beach Enterprises procedural due process rights. DBE is asking the [...]
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Dewey Officials Hope for End-of-Week Decision on Building Height Restriction