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Millsboro public meetings in 2021

10 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.

Mon Dec 6, 2021

Regular Meeting

✓ Decided: Council tables Continued Ventures annexation, approves budget amendment

The Millsboro Town Council held a public hearing on the Continued Ventures LLC annexation along US Route 113 but tabled the item to allow work on a draft development agreement. The council approved a $25,000 budget amendment for Warren's Mill demolition costs, accepted the FY2021 financial audit, and approved several code changes and agreements. All votes were 5-0 with Councilman Cordrey absent.

Mon Oct 4, 2021

Regular Meeting

✓ Decided: Council approves $38M bond hearing, Plantation Lakes site plan

The Millsboro Town Council held a public hearing on a $38 million general obligation bond for capital improvements, keeping it open until October 18. They approved the amended Plantation Lakes residential planned community site plan and development agreement amendment, along with several other items including police policy changes, a no-parking zone amendment, and various contracts and change orders.

Tue Sep 7, 2021

Regular Meeting

✓ Decided: Council approves up to $38M in bonds for capital projects, sets Oct. 4 hearing

The Millsboro Mayor and Council approved a resolution authorizing up to $38 million in general obligation bonds for capital improvements, with a public hearing set for October 4, 2021. They also approved several site plans, including the Villages at Millwood phase 7-14 revision, the Retreat at Millstone amendment, and a conditional use for 216 Ellis Street. The council denied a utility adjustment request for 331 Holly Street and tabled the Patriots Bluff Commercial annexation fees until October. Additionally, they authorized a commercial lease for the former train station, approved a $9,152 sound system for council chambers, and set trick-or-treating for October 31 from 6-8 p.m.

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Mon Aug 2, 2021

Regular Meeting

✓ Decided: Council tables Plantation Lakes rezoning until September

The Millsboro Mayor and Council tabled a proposed rezoning and amended site plan for the Plantation Lakes development until the September 2021 meeting, after a public hearing. The council also approved several other items, including a sidewalk project bidding process, a drainage contract, and a debt refinancing resolution.

Tue Jul 6, 2021

Regular Meeting

✓ Decided: Council approves police grant, site plan, and utility fee denials

The Millsboro Mayor and Council approved a $35,000 grant for the Police Department, a final site plan amendment for Plantation Lakes Section E, and a State Revolving Fund resolution. They denied a utility adjustment request for 29607 Cobblestone Way and a returned check fee waiver for 107 East Bourne Way, but later approved the fee waiver after a second motion. The council also approved scheduling a public hearing for a zoning change and several other items.

Mon Jun 7, 2021

Regular Meeting

✓ Decided: Millsboro Council adopts FY2022 budget and zoning changes for medical uses

The Millsboro Mayor and Council unanimously adopted the fiscal year 2022 budget and appropriated funds for it. They also approved a zoning ordinance amendment to add health care and medical-related definitions and uses in the Highway Commercial district, and approved several other items including a police promotion, an Art League lease, and tax appeal recommendations.

Mon May 3, 2021

Regular Meeting

✓ Decided: Council requests charter change to allow golf carts on certain streets

The Millsboro Mayor and Council approved a motion to request a charter amendment that would allow the town to later adopt an ordinance permitting golf carts on certain town-owned streets. The council also approved a one-year lease for the Millsboro Art League with three months of rent forgiveness, closed the tax appeal period, and tabled three existing appeals. Several other items were approved, including a lot combination, a budget amendment for a sewer extension, and a wastewater treatment plant proposal.

Mon Apr 5, 2021

Regular Meeting

✓ Decided: Council approves sewer contract, police grants, and new hires

The Millsboro Mayor and Council approved the Dupont Boulevard sanitary sewer contract with Eastern States Construction Services, Inc., the lowest bidder. They also approved reallocating a $1,473.60 Sussex County grant for police equipment, accepted a $5,000 grant for recruit training, and increased the police FTE count to send three new recruits to the academy. The council approved several other items, including a wastewater facilities plan, weekend/holiday work for two construction projects, the Foster Commons final site plan, and a farmer's market from May 15 to September 25. They denied two utility penalty waiver requests and tabled the Art League lease and Memorial Block Party requests.

Mon Mar 1, 2021

Regular Meeting

✓ Decided: Millsboro Council approves multiple items, promotes officer, denies fee waivers

The Millsboro Mayor and Council held a regular meeting on March 1, 2021, approving several routine items and one promotion. They approved the February minutes, paid invoices, promoted PFC Christopher Ebke to corporal, allowed Tuesday evening concerts in Cupola Park, approved a resolution for White Farm soils wastewater planning, approved a one-time fee waiver for 28496 Dupont Boulevard, approved three Delmarva Power preannexation agreements, approved a surface water matching planning grant resolution, approved soil borings for W.B. Atkins Park drainage, and authorized several actions from executive session. They denied fee waiver requests for 20184 Whitaker Way, Mid Sussex Shopping Center, and 231 Washington Street. All votes were 6-0 with Treasurer Cordrey absent.

Mon Jan 4, 2021

Regular Meeting

✓ Decided: Council awards water plant contract to Bearing Construction

The Millsboro Town Council approved several items, including awarding the water plant construction contract to Bearing Construction, the lowest responsive bidder. The council also authorized the mayor to sign a Community Development Block Grant application, promoted Patrolman First Class Dallas Millner to corporal, and approved a cost share agreement amendment for the water plant contingent on an escrow provision. All votes were 5-0, with Treasurer Bradley Cordrey and Councilman Larry Gum absent.