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Informational Meeting - Stoltz organization development proposals for Barley Mill Plaza, #20 Montchanin Road (The old Columbia Gas site), and Greenville Center As your 2nd district County Councilman for the Second District, I invite you to attend an informational meeting regarding the Stoltz organization’s development proposals for Barley Mill Plaza, #20 Montchanin Road (The old Columbia Gas site) and the Greenville Center. This meeting is a chance to answer your questions regarding these land use applications.
Meeting location: Park in the parking area by the cemetery. Look for the Family Center. Go through the double doors on the left to enter the meeting room. Read more....
Bob Weiner Kicks Off Delaware Greenways' Warm Weather Walking Series - Saturday May 24th Brandywine Hundred History Expo I would like to speak at your next civic association meeting As your New Castle County Councilman, I would be pleased to speak to your community about timely issues of importance and to address concerns such as land use proposals, public safety, sewers, parks and taxes. I typically speak to each community at least once a year at their annual meeting. I can also invite representatives from the County Department of Land Use, the Office of County Code Enforcement and the New Castle County Police Department to address specific resident concerns. During my tenure as your 2nd District Councilman [western Brandywine Hundred, portions of Claymont and Greenville], I have successfully fought against overdevelopment and for upgrades to our community's infrastructure, including sewer, drainage and transportation systems. I pride myself on making County government work for you. My Council office and I are always accessible to assist you. You can contact me via Louis Hinkle, my legislative aide at 302-395-8362 or at lhinkle@nccde.org. I encourage you to visit our New Castle County website: www.nccde.org to learn how our county government works. Please encourage residents to visit my website: www.bobweiner.com to learn what is happening in our community and also to contact me directly. Please let me know the date, location and time of your meeting so I can schedule my time accordingly. I am not available when County Council meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday evenings of each month. I look forward to meeting with your residents and you. Thank you and best wishes. Aerial Photos of "Renaissance Village" Beaver Valley Road and Concord Pike UPDATE Stoltz withdraws 2nd shopping center plan. Planning Board hearing on Tuesday May 6th is cancelled. CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS... The Stoltz organization has proposed that the southwest corner of Beaver Valley Road and Concord Pike be rezoned from high density residential to commercial in order to build a commercial shopping center, on land owned by the Woodlawn Trustees. The Stoltz proposal, if approved, would eliminate direct left turning movements at 2 of the 4 movements through the intersection to accommodate the extra traffic and replace it with a bizarre plan to route left turning movements through the proposed shopping center via Jersey-style jug handles. Councilman Bob Weiner spoke in opposition to this proposal at the first public hearing on October 2, 2007. To read Bob's testimony, click here for details. The proposal still needs State Department of Transportation approval, a recommendation from the County Land Use Department and the County Planning Board, and a finally, a vote of approval by New Castle County Council; expected sometime in mid to late 2008. You can help by staying informed, reading the information here and sharing it with others. Continue to visit this website for updated information.
Interesting in zoning? Please read Councilman Weiner's thoughts on Revising the New Castle County Comprehensive Plan. How about Smart Growth? Smart Growth Meets Affordable Housing - The Story of Claymont Renaissance in New Castle County, Delaware. Additonal essays are available here.
10/19/2005 - Councilman Weiner joins discussion on Homeownership and Comprehensive Neighborhood Revitalization. Friends of Bob Weiner is the political candidate committee that accepts contributions on behalf of New Castle County Councilman Robert S. Weiner. |
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