The Howard Ritter & Sons borrow pit operation on a 51-acre parcel off Plantation Road has been in operation for nearly 50 years. NICK ROTH PHOTO
Sales of landscaping materials occur on the southern border of the Ritter borrow pit property on Ritter Lake Drive.
The Howard Ritter & Sons borrow pit operation on a 51-acre parcel off Plantation Road has been in operation for nearly 50 years. NICK ROTH PHOTO
Sales of landscaping materials occur on the southern border of the Ritter borrow pit property on Ritter Lake Drive.
Preliminary and final site plans for a conditional-use application filed by Howard Ritter & Sons has been approved.
At its May 11 meeting, the Sussex County Planning & Zoning Commission voted unanimously in favor of plans to allow the family company to continue to sell landscape materials such as stone, mulch and soil at its existing borrow pit site on a 51-acre parcel off Plantation Road near Lewes.
The Ritters amended their original application to remove concrete crushing and recycling, tree and stump grinding, and dyeing of mulch.
The borrow pit on the site, which is not part of the application, is a nonconforming use, and county staff recommended that a conditional-use application be filed to cover other activities on the property. The family business has been in operation for nearly 50 years.
The Howard Ritter & Sons borrow pit operation on a 51-acre parcel off Plantation Road has been in operation for nearly 50 years. NICK ROTH PHOTO
Sales of landscaping materials occur on the southern border of the Ritter borrow pit property on Ritter Lake Drive.Event Details :
Premier Listing
Sponsored Content
