The City of Lewes is collecting public feedback on proposed changes to regulations governing accessory dwelling units. Residents have until March 6, 2026, at noon to submit their comments on the zoning amendment.
Lewes city officials are inviting residents to weigh in on proposed changes to local housing regulations that would affect accessory dwelling units within city limits.
The municipality is accepting public input on a draft ordinance that would modify existing zoning rules found in Chapter 197 of the city’s Municipal Code. Specifically, the proposed changes target Section 197-46.1, which governs accessory dwelling units, commonly known as ADUs.
Community members interested in sharing their thoughts on the zoning modification have until noon on March 6, 2026, to submit their comments to city officials. The proposed ordinance carries the designation Ord 2-26 and was previously identified as Ord 3-24.
Accessory dwelling units typically refer to secondary housing structures on residential properties, such as garage apartments, basement units, or small detached homes that provide additional living space.
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