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Founded in 1962, the Civic League For New Castle County is an organization comprised of community civic associations, umbrella civic groups, good government groups, businesses, and interested individuals. The League provides a forum for education about, discussion of, and action on issues relating to the impact of government on the quality of life in New Castle County

Saturday, January 5, 2013

County Executive Gordon And COS Dave Grimaldi Set For CLNCC January Meeting, 7PM In New Castle

CIVIC LEAGUE FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY

Monthly meeting, January 15th at 7PM - all are welcome!
Chuck Mulholland, President

Location:
Paul J. Sweeney Public Safety Building
3601 N. DuPont Hwy
(Route 13)
New Castle, DE


AGENDA
 
Guest Speakers
County Executive: Thomas P. Gordon
Chief Administrative Officer: David Grimaldi 


Come out and speak with the new Executive and his Chief of Staff and campaign manager Dave Grimaldi. Find out what is on the table for New Castle County in 2013!

Big news in just today -
Barley Mill Plaza - County Executive Gordon Supports Relief Sought by Save Our County 
Given the magnitude of the proposed Barley Mill Plaza project, the County Executive agrees with the injunctive remedy sought by “Save Our County.” Consistent with his campaign promises, County Executive Gordon firmly believes that a traffic study should have been conducted and provided to County Council prior to the vote to rezone.
Developing over 36 acres of commercial space on Route 141 could have significant consequences to the quality of life of the nearby citizens along with major economic implications for the City of Wilmington.  

Update: Adam Taylor has the story ~ 
The owner of the property, Stoltz Real Estate Part­ners, also is named in the suit. Stoltz attorney John Tracey declined comment.

The suit was filed a year ago, when Paul Clark was county executive. Gordon took office Nov. 13.

Councilwoman Janet Kilpatrick said she was stunned by Gordon’s comments. “I’m shocked,” she said. “This is a lawsuit against the county. Why are we making statements at all?” County Council also is named in the suit. The coun­cil voted 7-6 to rezone 37 of the property’s 92 acres from office to commercial use.