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Learn about New Castle County regulations and how Land Use resources relate to your business and provide economic competitiveness in the region.
We want to be your Business-Friendly Destination!
Are you a business owner that could use a little extra help navigating the land development or building processes? Department of Land Use staff members are available to meet with any prospective property owner, contractor or developer to explain and answer questions about Department policies and procedures before you formally apply for the service. Our goal is to offer early guidance before you finalize the details of your project, to help save you time, money or frustration. To request a courtesy meeting, call Regina Roark at (302) 395-5404 or email us.
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Jobs Now
Learn about New Castle County's Jobs Now development program for job-rich, non-residential projects that are ready to build and are committed to bringing employment opportunities to New Castle County.
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Building and Use Permits
Learn about various types of building and use permits, such as for certain home improvements, new construction, and other activities requiring a permit.
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Contractor & Builder Services
If you're a contractor, get information you need before starting a project.
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Code Enforcement
Find out more about how code is enforced in the county.
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Comprehensive Plan
The comprehensive plan provides the blueprint for future development and redevelopment in New Castle County. Changes to the Unified Development Code, re-zonings, and capital programs must all be reviewed within the context of conformity with the Comprehensive Development Plan.
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County Laws & Code
Learn about the various laws and ordinances that make up New Castle County Code.
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Land Development & Planning
Gather more information about the Development and Planning Division.
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Performance Measurements & Reports
View various monthly and annual reports that are issued in order to provide County officials, State and local agencies, and members of the public with periodic assessments of various work and accomplishments of the Department.
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Zoning
Learn about current zoning standards.