Planning and Zoning Commission

Project updates: Throughout the month of December work will continue by Artesian on Tilney Street and Mulberry Street to complete wastewater infrastructure installation; a portion of Tilney Street will be closed to through traffic. On 12/17 a portion of Lavinia Street will be restricted due to patching of the street. The Towns project of water main work in the area of Mill Street and Walnut Street also continues into December. Street sweeping will take place the week of 12/15-12/18. Please avoid parking on the street to allow a clear path for the street sweeper. CodeRed is unavailable at this time. Updates will be posted on the town website. To register for CodeRed, please see the following link. More Info

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Established in accordance with Title 22, Chapter 7 of the Delaware Code, Section 15 of the Charter of the Town of Milton and Chapters 30 and 220 of the Town of Milton Municipal Code.

The Planning and Zoning Commission consists of not less than five, nor more than nine, members. Members are appointed by the Mayor and subject to confirmation by a majority of the elected members of Council. The Mayor and Council Secretary are ex-officio members. An ex-officio member of the Commission may exercise all of the powers of the regular members, but may not hold an office on the Commission. Members must be legally registered voters and have their legal primary residence in the Town of Milton.

The current members and terms of the Planning and Zoning Commission are as follows:

Richard Trask, Chair – Term Expires April 2026
Michael O’Brien – Term Expires April 2028
Donald Mazzeo – Term Expires April 2028
Jeffrey Seemans – Term Expires April 2028
Maurice McGrath, Secretary – Term Expires April 2027
George Cardwell – Term Expires April 2027
Andrew Gogates – Term Expires April 2026

The Planning and Zoning Commission is charged with the responsibility of preparing a Comprehensive Plan for submission to the State of Delaware Office of State Planning Coordination. The Comprehensive Plan is a document containing text, maps and a description of the Town of Milton’s development strategy. It serves as the basis for the town’s zoning regulations. The plan must be reviewed and updated at least every five years.

To learn more about the Planning & Zoning Commission’s role in the Comprehensive Plan, go to the link: Planning 101 Information – Jan 2023 Website

This Commission is the authority for several applications under the Zoning Ordinance (Section 220 of the Municipal Code). Site Plan Review and Approval are the responsibility of the Planning and Zoning Commission. The Planning and Zoning Commission is also authorized to approve special uses. Projects with minor impact may be approved through Administrative Review by the Project Coordinator. Appeals are made to the Board of Adjustments.

Meetings of the Planning and Zoning Commission are scheduled on the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30pm and are open to the public. Meeting notices are posted on the town web site and the bulletin board at 101 Federal Street. For more information, contact Town Hall.