Harmony Hills II subdivision near Camden (SL-26-06)
Summary
Levy Court overturned a denial of a 93-lot subdivision with 53 single-family homes and 40 duplexes inside the Growth Zone overlay district. Eight residents spoke before the vote. The decision opens the door for new housing construction in the area.
At a glance
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Last discussed Sep 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
New homes and duplexes would expand the local tax base and bring demand for county services and infrastructure.
The developer and future homebuyers gain new housing options in the Growth Zone.
Residents who opposed the project may have concerns about traffic, density, and neighborhood character.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Levy Court Business - Sep 1, 2026
Levy Court overturned a denial of a 93-lot subdivision with 53 single-family homes and 40 duplexes inside the Growth Zone overlay district. Eight residents spoke before the vote. The decision opens the door for new housing construction in the area.
Regional Planning Commission Public Hearing - Jul 2, 2026
A developer proposes 53 single-family homes and 40 duplexes on about 26 acres east of Camden, inside the Growth Zone. The project would bring more rooftops, traffic and students to the Caesar Rodney school district area, and includes a stormwater pond setback waiver request.
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