Sussex Council unanimously approves Gills Neck Village Center
Arbor-Lyn OK’d at 4 units per acre
The Gills Neck Road/Kings Highway intersection is one of two proposed entrances to Gills Neck Village Center; the other is off Gills Neck Road. RON MACARTHUR PHOTODecember 13, 2016
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The Gills Neck Road/Kings Highway intersection is one of two proposed entrances to Gills Neck Village Center; the other is off Gills Neck Road. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
Sussex County Council has voted unanimously to approve a controversial and long-discussed zoning change allowing Gills Neck Village Center, a shopping center of no more than 75,000 square feet, to be built on an 11.6 acre site on Kings Highway in Lewes. Council approved a change in zone from agricultural-residential, AR-1, to neighborhood business, B-1, allowing the project to move forward.
Council also approved a conditional-use application for the Arbor-Lyn subdivision on Warrington Road, with a total of 142 units or four units per acre.
The Gills Neck Road/Kings Highway intersection is one of two proposed entrances to Gills Neck Village Center; the other is off Gills Neck Road. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOEvent Details :
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