Anexo

EXHIBIT #1 Regular Council Meeting of 02/09/2009 1 2 3 4 5 January 24, 2009 6 7 8 9 The Honorable Thomas R. Carper 10 United States Senate 11 513 Hart Building 12 Washington, DC 20510 13 14 Dear Senator Carper: 15 16 On behalf of the City of Dover, we are writing to express our profound concerns and request 17 your assistance. The July 11th decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit 18 vacating the Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR) and the same court’s subsequent decision to 19 remand without vacatur is harming the environment and our economic interests. We urge you 20 and your colleagues to clarify the sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions rules and maintain 21 the highly successful cap and trade approach used in the Acid Rain and NOx SIP Call Programs. 22 23 Dover has been a leader in reducing harmful pollutants and supporting the transition to more 24 stringent CAIR pollution controls. Dover recently completed a major retrofit of its power plants 25 to dramatically reduce the air pollutants generated in the service of the city’s approximately 26 22,000 customers. Dover has installed its own solar panels, supported the Delaware Green 27 Energy Program and supported the Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation voluntary carbon 28 reduction program. Dover also purchased the rights to capacity from the offshore Bluewater 29 Wind Project. Over the last six month, Dover has been evaluating the development of a large 30 scale renewable energy power plant. 31 32 Unfortunately, the court found CAIR to be inconsistent with the Clean Air Act. In the July 11th 33 decision the court found multiple CAIR provisions to be unlawful, including: the compliance 34 date for upwind states, the methodology for allocating the regional cap, the reduction in the Title 35 IV acid rain allowances, and EPA’s region-wide approach to emission reductions. Although 36 CAIR remains in effect until a successor rule can be adopted, the courts original findings 37 invalidate such fundamental provisions as to create great uncertainty as to the substance of a 38 revised rule. 39 40 This uncertainty is harmful to municipalities and the public alike. Municipalities, like Dover, 41 bear the cost as they are forced to consider infrastructure improvements – investments that would 42 improve the environment and reduce costs – under a fog of indeterminate regulation. This 43 regulatory fog has caused a drop in the emission allowance markets. These markets were a 44 revenue source that Dover planned to take advantage of to offset its pollution control 45 investments. Our December market analysis indicates a $677,000 loss in anticipated revenue as a 46 result of the uncertain market. Additionally, each day that passes is a day lost in the effort to

47 reduce harmful pollutants and their effect on the health of our citizens and the environment. 48 EPA found that CAIR’s health benefits could reach $100 billion including the prevention of 49 17,000 premature deaths annually as well as significantly limiting emergency room visits and 50 lost work days. 51 52 In our opinion, the court’s findings leave one effective path forward: Congressional action. We 53 strongly urge Congress to act to provide for the CAIR-estimated emissions reductions of 73% 54 SO2 and 61% NOx. Given the success of the existing Acid Rain Program, with an EPA 55 estimated SO2 reduction of 35 percent relative to 1990, we also urge Congress to act to ensure 56 that a cap-and-trade program be preserved. In our opinion, a CAIR-like program would most 57 effectively provide the health and economic benefits so urgently needed while limiting the costs 58 to the rate payers. 59 60 We thank you for your consideration of this important issue and for your service to our country. 61 62 63 Sincerely, 64 65 66 67 CARLETON E. CAREY, SR. KENNETH L. HOGAN ANTHONY J. DEPRIMA 68 Mayor Council President City Manager 69

EXHIBIT #2 Regular Council Meeting of 02/09/2009

EXHIBIT #3 Regular Council Meeting of 02/09/2009

EXHIBIT #4 Regular Council Meeting of 02/09/2009

EXHIBIT #5 Regular Council Meeting of 02/09/2009
Final
Draft
of
the
2008
Comprehensive
Plan Summary
of
Proposed
Changes Type
of
Change Location
in
Plan Notes Requested
by PC
Vote Council
Vote Changes
Made
by
Planning
Commission
Prior
to
Forwarding
to
City
Council Staff
requests
permissions
to
make
any
necessary
revisions
to
the
plan
narrative,
plan
maps,
and
Goals
&
Recommendations.
Revisions
would
be
limited
to
facutal
corrections,
punctuation/grammar
A Proofreading
Revisions corrections,
and
format
corrections. Planning
Staff Approved

B Fact
Correction Chapter
4,
Page
35 Correction:
Silver
Lake
is
the
largest
fresh
water
lake
in
Kent
County. Planning
Staff Approved

Correction:
The
City
of
Dover
was
designated
a
"Preserve
America
Community"
on
November
5,
C Fact
Correction Chapter
6,
Page
58
2008. Planning
Staff Approved

Missing
text line
of
Design
Standards
and
Guidelines.
Evaluate
and

line:
Recommendation
3:
Evaluation of update
the
"Design
Standards
and
Guidelines
for
the
City
of
Dover
Historic
District
Zone." D Typo Chapter
6,
Page
64 Planning
Staff Approved

A
series
of
properties
on
the
east
side
of
Fox
Road
should
be
designated
as
Residential
Low
Density.
Planning
Staff
in
response
to
11/11/08
Letter
of
E Map
Revision Map
132 See
Map
131
for
location
of
properties. OSPC Approved

Add
statement
to
Note
A:
If
annexed
the
potential
land
use
for
these
parcels
would
be
Residential
Planning
Staff
in
response
to
11/11/08
Letter
of
F Map
Revision Map
131 Medium
Density. OSPC Approved

Confirm
and
ensure
all
tables
and
table
summaries
are
accurate G Proofreading
Revisions Planning
Commission Approved

Change
verbage
regarding
Historic
District
Commission
on
page
57 H Proofreading
Revisions Planning
Commission Approved

Changes
Recommended
Based
on
Discussion
between
City
Planner
and
Councilman
Ruane
(at
the
request
of
Council
by
motion
at
2/2/09
meeting) At
the
end
of
the
1st
paragraph
add:
"While
these
protections
are
in
place,
the
Zoning
Ordinance
includes
two
separate
definitions
of
the
term
"wetlands"
which
causes
some
confusion
in
p implementing
the
provisions.

This
issue
will
be
addressed
with
the
update
of
environmental
C1 Text
Clarification Chapter
5,
page
43 provisions
of
the
Zoning
Ordinance. Councilman
Ruane At
the
end
of
the
1st
two
lines
add:
"Additionally,
with
the
improvements
to
the
South
Governors
Avenue
corridor
that
are
currently
underway,
the
bridge
over
Puncheon
Run
is
being
replaced.

The
new
bridge
is
being
constructed
at
an
elevation
where
it
will
no
longer
be
an
obstruction
during
the
one
hundredyear
storm.

This
will
improve
the
conditions
in
the
watershed
during
the
one
hundred C2 Text
Clarification Chapter
5,
Page
48 year
storm
event." Councilman
Ruane After
the
first
paragraph
add:

"Following
adoption
of
the
Source
Water
Protection
Overlay
Zone
by
the
City,
DNREC
determined
that
the
data
provided
for
the
ordinance
included
only
municipal
wells
and
the
wellhead
protection
areas
around
other
public
wells.

The
ordinance
will
need
to
be
C3 Text
Clarification Chaper
5,
Page
49 updated
to
reflect
the
other
public
wells." Councilman
Ruane Add
the
following
bullet
under
Recommendation
4:

"Update
the
Source
Water
Protection
Overlay
Recommendation
Zone
to
include
the
nonmunicipal
public
wells
omitted
in
the
initial
adoption
of
the
ordinance." C4 Clarification Chapter
5,
Page
50 Councilman
Ruane Add
the
following
bullet
under
Recommendation
10:

"Build
relationships
with
the
historic
Recommendation
preservation
programs
at
Delaware
State
University,
Wesley
College
and
the
University
of
C5 Clarification Chapter
6,
Page
66 Delaware."
(Dr.
Samuel
Hoff
at
1/5/09
public
hearing) Dr.
Hoff
and
Councilman
Ruane Delete
the
las
sentance
then
add
the
following
text
under
the
heading
of
"Electricity
and
Energy
Consumption":

"
The
City
of
Dover
has
established
the
2030
Committee
to
develop
conceptual
EXHIBIT #5 alternatives
for
future
energy
supply.

The
Committee
is
in
the
process
of
evaluating
a
number
of
alternative
proposals
for
longterm
power
generation.

Several
of
the
proposals
under
consideration
C6 Text
Clarification Chapter
7,
page
77 would
involve
development
of
an
energy
generation
plant
at
Garrison
Oak." Councilman
Ruane Add
a
recommendation
under
Goal
2
(and
renumber
the
remainder
of
the
recommendations):

Identify
and
pursue
options
for
longterm
reliable,
cost
competitive,
and
environmentally
prudent
C7 Added
Recommendation Chapter
7,
page
78 electricity
for
the
citizens
of
Dover." Councilman
Ruane February
9,
2009 1
of
3 Regular Council Meeting of 02/09/2009

Final
Draft
of
the
2008
Comprehensive
Plan Summary
of
Proposed
Changes Add
a
recommendation
under
Goal
1
(and
renumber
the
remainder
of
the
recommendations):

"Implement
plan
to
identify
and
remove
sources
of
inflow
and
infiltration."
Include
bullets
that
C8 Added
Recommendation Chapter
7,
page
78 outline
the
actions. Councilman
Ruane Recommendation
Add
the
following
bullet
under
Recommendation
3:

"Continue
to
support
efforts
to
locate
an
C9 Clarification Chapter
8,
page
89 appropriate
location
and
develop
a
skate
park
within
the
City." Councilman
Ruane Recommendation
In
Recommendation
4,
add
an
"s"
to
the
end
of
the
word
"citizen"
and
add
State
and
County
C10 Clarification Chapter
8,
page
90 governments
to
the
partners
for
the
library. Councilman
Ruane Add
the
attached
section
on
the
Delaware
Route
8
Study
before
the
section
on
"East
West
Route
C11 Text
Update/Clarification Chapter
9,
page
108 Corridor
Study". Councilman
Ruane Recommendation
Add
a
bullet
under
Recommendation
6:

"Work
with
DelDOT,
property
owners,
and
the
Dover/Kent
C12 Clarification Chapter
9,
page
111 MPO
to
implement
the
Delaware
Route
8
Study." Councilman
Ruane Replace
Table
96
with
the
attached
tables,
reflective
of
the
priorities
approved
by
City
Council
in
C13 Table
Update Chapter
9,
page
112 April
2008. Councilman
Ruane Under
Recommendation
4,
in
the
introduction
sentence,
change
"would"
to
"may"
and
add
"Downtown
Dover
Partnership"
after
"Economic
Development
Office".

In
the
4th
bullet,
remove
the
word
"Create"
and
add
the
word
"Explore".

In
the
6th
bullet,
replace
"Seek
State
of
Delaware
C14 Text
Change Chapter
10,
page
130 funding
for"
with
"Evaluate
the
feasibility
of
and
develop
a
funding
plan
for". Councilman
Ruane Delete
the
3rd
bullet
under
Recommendation
7.

Remove
the
word
"quasigovernmental"
from
3rd
C15 Text
Change Chapter
10,
page
132 bullet
under
Recommendation
10. Councilman
Ruane Delete
the
bullets
under
Recommendation
1
and
add
the
following:

"Develop
a
zoning
text
Recommendation
amendment
that
allows,
under
strict
parameters,
an
accessory
dwelling
unit
within
one
family
C16 Clarification Chapter
11,
page
145 residence
zone
for
the
use
of
family
members." Councilman
Ruane Remove
the
first
two
sentences
of
the
last
paragraph
that
begins
on
the
bottom
of
this
page
and
replace
it
with:

"The
City
shall
ensure
that
the
development
of
the
Bay
Village
site
proceeds
as
a
master
planned
community
with
transit
accesss
and
bicycle
and
pedestrian
amenities
both
within
the
site
and
connecting
with
Garrison
Oak
and
other
areas
to
the
west.

Additionally,
the
City
must
ensure
that
the
viability
of
Garrison
Oak
is
protected
by
requiring
that
the
phasing
and
design
of
development
on
the
site
minimizes
any
potential
conflicts
between
the
residential
and
industrial
uses.

Development
of
the
Bay
Village
site
should
coincide
with
a
master
plan
for
Garrison
Oak,
and
C17 Text
Clarification Chapter
12,
page
150 the
design
of
Bay
Village
must
incude
adequate
buffering
from
the
industrial
area. Councilman
Ruane Strike
the
last
sentence
in
the
2nd
paragraph
and
replace
it
with:

"Properties
with
these
uses
and
residential
zoning
will
not
be
rezoned
to
the
Institutional
and
Office
(IO)
zone
unless
they
are
of
a
campus
nature
and
such
zoning
would
not
have
the
potential
to
negatively
impact
the
surrounding
C18 Text
Clarification Chapter
12,
page
158 residential
area." Councilman
Ruane In
the
first
paragraph
under
"Employment
Centers:

Office
Park,
Manufacturing
and
Industrial
Land
Uses",
add
before
the
last
sentence:

"While
the
Land
Development
Plan
map
shows
this
area
as
'Industrial',
the
City
will
not
rezone
residential
lands
within
this
area
that
are
actively
used
as
C19 Text
Clarification l Chapter
12,
page
158 residences
until
such
time
that
these
residential
uses
cease." l Councilman
Ruane At
the
end
of
the
paragraph
under
the
heading
"Recommendations:

Dover
Airforce
Base",
remove
the
end
of
the
last
sentence
beginning
with
the
word
"are".

Add
a
new
sentence
following
this
that
state,
"The
Land
Development
Plan
shows
this
area
as
'Industrial',
primarily
because
the
AEOZ
(Airport
Environs
Overlay
Zone)
prohibits
new
residential
uses
in
this
area.

The
City
will
not
rezone
C20 Text
Clarification Chapter
12,
page
160 active
residential
properties
until
or
unless
the
residential
use
ceases
on
that
property." Councilman
Ruane Delete
the
sentences
beginning
on
page
163
and
ending
on
page
164:

"In
addition,
Chapter
12
describes
in
more
detail
some
unique
issues
surrounding
the
continuation
of
active
agriculture
east
of
State
Route
1.

See
Chapter
12
and
Map
121
for
more
information
on
this
issue." C21 Text
Clarification Chapter
12,
page
163164 Councilman
Ruane Planning
Staff
(followup
from
Public
Replace
Table
221
with
the
attached
Table
121.

Changes
from
the
original
table
are
shown
in
red. C22 Replacement
Table Chapter
12,
page
165166 Hearing/Councilman
Ruane February
9,
2009 2
of
3

Final
Draft
of
the
2008
Comprehensive
Plan Summary
of
Proposed
Changes Move
"Develop
an
Open
Space
and
Parks
Master
Plan"
and
associated
bullets
from
"Intermediate
Term
Implementation
(20122013)"
to
"Short
Term
Implementation
(20092010)". C23 Implementation
Priority Chapter
15,
page
186 Councilman
Ruane Move
"Develop
and
Construct
a
New
Public
Library"
from
"Intermediate
Term
Implementation
C24 Implementation
Priority Chapter
15,
page
186 (20122013)"
to
"Short
Term
Implementation
(20092010)". Councilman
Ruane Move
"Update
the
Agriculture
(A)
Zone"
and
associated
bullets
from
"Intermediate
Term
C25 Implementation
Priority Chapter
15,
page
187 Implementation
(20122013)"
to
"Short
Term
Implementation
(20092010)". Councilman
Ruane Add
a
new
itemunder
Short
Term
Implementation
(20092010):

"Develop
and
Implement
a
Plan
for
New
Implementation
LongTerm
Energy
Generation
for
the
City
of
Dover"
and
add
description
of
2030
Committee
C26 Item Chapter
15,
page
184185 priorities. Councilman
Ruane Add
the
following
under
Code
Amendments:

"Incentive
Zoning
for
Affordable
Housing
Options The
City
of
Dover
is
involved
in
several
efforts
to
promote
homeownership,
throughout
the
City,
but
New
Implementation
particularly
in
the
Downtown
area.

The
City
will
review
alternatives
for
zoning
amendments
that
C27 Item Chapter
15,
page
185 promote
the
construction
or
general
availability
of
affordable
homeownership
opportunities.
" Councilman
Ruane Add
the
following
implementation
item
under
"Implementation
Projects
and
Studies":

"Form
Bicycle/Pedestrian
Advisory
Group

Form
an
advisory
group
made
up
of
bicyclists,
pedestrians,
DelDOT
staff,
MPO
staff,
and
City
staff,
to
begin
identifying
gaps
in
the
pedestrian
and
bicycle
network.

This
work
will
ultimately
be
used
in
the
update
of
the
Bicycle
and
Pedestrian
Plan,
but
it
New
Implementation
may
also
be
used
to
focus
on
filling
in
gaps
in
the
bicycle
and
pedestrian
network
ahead
of
this
C28 Item Chapter
15,
page
185 plan." Councilman
Ruane Resolution
of
Add
Language
and
map
note
referenced
in
February
9,
2009
memo
to
City
Council
from
Ann
Marie
Disagreement
with
State
Chapter
13
and
Map
131
and
Townshend. C29 of
Delaware 132 Ann
Marie
Townshend Changes
Made
by
Motion
or
Acknowledgement
of
Mapping
Error
at
Meetings
on
1/5/09
and
2/2/09 Gregg
Moore
pointed
out
the
mapping
error
at
Change
land
owned
by
Dover
International
Speedway
behind
Towne
Point
from
Open
Space
to
Map
121
Land
Development
Mixed
Use. the
1/5/09
meeting.

City
Planner
acknowledged
C30 Map
Correction Plan error
and
agreed
to
correct
it. Mrs.
Hettinger
spoke
at
public
hearing
on
Change
lands
on
the
northeast
corner
of
Sackarackin
Avenue
and
S.
State
Street
from
Mixed
Use
to
Map
121
Land
Development
Residential
Medium
Density. 2/2/09.

City
Planner
acknowedged
that
this
is
a
C31 Map
Correction Plan mapping
error
and
agreed
to
correct
it. Land
Use
Classification
on
west
side
S.
State
Street
between
Hope
Street
and
Wyoming
Avenue
Change
made
by
Council
motion
following
public
Map
121
Land
Development
changed
to
Residential
Medium
Density
between
Hope
and
Gooden
and
changed
to
match
the
Map
hearing.
2/2/09 C32 Map
Change Plan 51
Existing
Land
Use
between
Gooden
Avenue
and
Wyoming
Avenue. Land
Use
Classification
on
east
side
of
S.
State
Street
between
Elm
Terrace
and
Water
Street
Change
made
by
Council
motion
following
public
Map
121
Land
Development
changed
to
Institutional
on
the
corner
of
S.
State
and
Water
Streets
and
Residential
Medium
Density
hearing.
2/2/09 C33 Map
Change Plan south
to
Elm
Terrace.
(Pertains
to
request
item
#5) Change
made
by
Council
motion
following
public
Remove
paragraph
beginning
"Two
other
areas". C34 Text
Change Chapter
12,
page
153 hearing.
2/2/09 Land
Use
Classification
on
parcel
on
east
side
of
S.
Governors
Avenue
just
north
of
the
corner
of
S.
Change
made
by
Council
motion
following
public
Map
121
Land
Development
Governors
and
Wyoming
Avenues
(975
S.
Governors
Ave)
changed
from
Commercial
to
Residential
hearing.
2/2/09 C35 Map
Change Plan Medium
Density. Map
121
Land
Development
Land
Use
Classification
on
parcel
at
514
E.
Loockerman
Street
changed
from
Commercial
to
Office
Change
made
by
Council
motion
following
public
C36 Map
Change Plan and
Office
Parks.
(pertains
to
request
item
#
1A) hearing.
2/2/09 Change
made
by
Council
motion
following
public
Add
language
referenced
in
January
26,
2009
memo
to
City
Council
from
Ann
Marie
Townshend. C37 Text
Clarification Chapter
12,
page
148 hearing.
2/2/09 Map
121
Land
Development
Add
note
referenced
in
January
26,
2009
memo
to
City
Council
from
Ann
Marie
Townshend. C38 Map
Clarification Plan Ann
Marie
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9,
2009 3
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2008 Comprehensive Plan Attachments to Summary of Changes Table February 6, 2009 C11 Page 108 Delaware Route 8 Study The Dover Kent Metropolitan Planning Organization conducted a study in 2007 of the State Route 8 corridor from the railroad tracks, west to Artis Drive. The study identifies a number of service roads and alternative roadways to help disperse the traffic pattern and reduce congestion on Route 8. The study addressed the construction of the new Dover High School and other development that has occurred and is planned on the west side of Dover. C13 Table 9-6: Prioritization of City Transportation Projects Intermodal Transportation Terminal (Bus Station) West Dover Connector West Street Traffic Flow Kenton Road Corridor Upgrades Loockerman Street / Forrest Avenue Improvements College Road Corridor Upgrades U.S. Route 13 Sidewalk Construction Crawford Carroll Avenue Extension U.S. Route 13 Service Road Corridor Study Route 8 Corridor Study Garrison Tract Connector Road Source: Dover City Council April 2008 Table 9-6: Policy/Program Prioritization List Weekend Bus Service Airport Studies and Improvements to Accommodate Passenger and Aircraft Related Industries Red Light Photo Enforcement Program Bike Path Connectivity Continued Exploration of Options for Relocating the Storage and Marshalling of Chemical Cars at the Norfolk Southern Yard on New Burton Road Additional Studies of next Phase to Implement Commuter Passenger Rail Service between Wilmington and Dover Source: Dover City Council April 2008

C22 Table 12-1 Land Use and Zoning Matrix Land Use Category Zoning District R-20 (One Family Residential) R-15 (One Family Residential) Residential Low Density R-10 (One Family Residential) R-8 (One Family Residential) R-7 (One Family Residential) C-1 (Neighborhood Commercial) R-8 (One Family Residential) R-7 (One Family Residential) RM-1 (Medium Density Residential) RM-2 (Medium Density Residential) Residential Medium Density RG-1 (General Residential) RG-2 (General Residential) RG-3 (Group Housing) RGO (Residence/Office) C-1 (Neighborhood Commercial) MHP (Mobile Home Park) RM-2 (Medium Density Residential) RGO ( General Residence/Office) RG-1 (General Residential) RG-2 (General Residential) Residential High Density RG-3 (Group Housing Residential) RG-4 (High Rise Residential) RG-5 (Mid Rise Residential) MHP (Mobile Home Park) C-1 (Neighborhood Commercial) C-1 (Neighborhood Commercial) C-1A (Limited Commercial) C-2 (Central Commercial) C-2A (Limited Central Commercial) C-3 (Service Commercial) C-4 (Highway Commercial) Commercial SC-1 (Shopping Center Commercial) SC-2 (Shopping Center Commercial) SC-3 (Shopping Center Commercial) RC (Recreational Commercial) RGO (General Residence/Office) CPO (Commercial/Professional Office) IO (Institutional Office)

C-2 (Central Commercial) (Downtown Target Area Only) C-2A (Limited Central Commercial TND (Traditional Neighborhood Design) Mixed-Use C-1 (Neighborhood Commercial) C-1A (Limited Commercial) RGO (General Residence and Office) (Downtown Target Area Only) R-8 (One Family Residence) RG-1 (General Residence) M (Manufacturing) Industrial and Public Utilities IPM (Industrial Park Manufacturing) IPM-2 (Technology Center Manufacturing) C-3 (Service Commercial) IO (Institutional Office) Institutional Institutional Uses May Conditionally Permitted in Residential Zones CPO (Commercial/Professional Office) Office and Office Parks IO (Institutional Office) IPM (Industrial Park Manufacturing) RGO (General Residence/Office) Active Agriculture A (Agriculture) Lands that are shown on the Land Development Plan as Open Space are not proposed for rezoning. They will remain Open Space as zoned as of this printing. Once an Open Space Zone is developed, some areas will be proposed for rezoning to this designation.

DRAFT COPY DRAFT COPY City of Dover, Delaware Map 13-1 Potential Annexation Areas Potential Conflict Resolution See Note B Ag Preservation Districts State Ag Easements See Note B Municipal Boundaries See Note B See Note B County Parcels Dover Parcels Common Interest with Wyoming Category 1: High Priority Annexation Areas Category 2: 0-10 years Priority Annexation Areas See Note A Category 3: 5 + years Areas to be Considered for Long Term Annexation Areas of Concern DRAFT COPY February 2009 See Note A : 0 4,200 8,400 See Note A Feet See Note A Paper Map DISCLAIMER: By acceptance of this map material, you agree to the following: This map material is made available by the City of Dover, Delaware as a public See Note A service. The material is for reference purposes only, and the City makes no warranty, representation, or guaranty as to the accuracy of the material. You release the City, its agents, servants, and employees, from any and all liability related to the material, including its accuracy, availability, use, and misuse. In no event shall the City be liable for any direct or indirect damages suffered related to the use of this data including, but not limited to, physical injury, death, property damage, economic loss, or other consequential damages suffered by the Recipient or others arising from any inadequacies of the digital data or the Recipient’s use of this data. The material is in the public domain and may be copied without permission. Citation to the source would be appreciated. Any errors or omissions in the material should be reported to the City of Dover, Note B: Delaware’s Public Services GIS Department. Any development in this area will be subject to the provisions of a master plan to be developed in Note A: cooperation with the property owner, the State of Delaware, and the City of Dover. If any of this These parcels are enrolled in an Agricultural Preservation District (APD) . area annexes prior to plans for development, the land will be zoned A (Agriculture Zone). If Date Printed: February 2, 2009 The City of Dover may consider these parcels for annexation when annexation is associated with a development application, a zoning district will be applied that is Date Created: May 15, 2008 and if the APD is removed by the owners, but only with the property compatible with a master plan associated with the property to be annexed. No amendment to File: m:\ps_data\projects\comp_plan2008 owner's consent. A plan amendment will not be required, unless the Comprehensive Plan is required as long as development is proposed in accordance with a master \potential_annexation_areas_Compromise five years have passed between the date of plan certification and plan developed in coordination with the property owner, the State of Delaware, and the City of Dover. Department: Planning and Inspections the application for annexation. City of Dover, Delaware

DRAFT COPY DRAFT COPY City of Dover, Delaware Map 13-2 See Note B Potential Land Use for Annexation Areas Potential Conflict Resolution See Note B See Note B Commercial Industrial and Public Utilities Mixed Use Office and Office Park Residential Low Density Residential Medium Density To Be Master Planned prior to Annexation Common Interest with Wyoming Municipal Boundaries County Parcels Dover Parcels DRAFT COPY February 2009 0 : 3,000 6,000 Feet Paper Map DISCLAIMER: By acceptance of this map material, you agree to the following: This map material is made available by the City of Dover, Delaware as a public service. The material is for reference purposes only, and the City makes no warranty, representation, or guaranty as to the accuracy of the material. You release the City, its agents, servants, and employees, from any and all liability related to the material, including its accuracy, availability, use, and misuse. In no event shall the City be liable for any direct or indirect damages suffered related to the use of this data including, but not limited to, physical injury, death, property damage, economic loss, or other consequential damages suffered by the Recipient or others arising from any inadequacies of the digital data or the Note B: Recipient’s use of this data. “Any development in this area will be subject to the provisions of a The material is in the public domain and may be copied without permission. master plan to be developed in cooperation with the property Citation to the source would be appreciated. owner, the State of Delaware, and the City of Dover. If any of this area annexes prior to plans for development, the land will be zoned Any errors or omissions in the material should be reported to the City of Dover, Delaware’s Public Services GIS Department. A (Agriculture Zone). If annexation is associated with a development application, a zoning district will be applied that is Date Printed: February 9, 2009 compatible with a master plan associated with the property to be Date Created: July 17, 2008 annexed. No amendment to the Comprehensive Plan is required as File: m:\ps_data\projects\comp_plan2008 long as development is proposed in accordance with a master plan \potential land use forannexation areas developed in coordination with the property owner, the State of compromise Delaware, and the City of Dover.” The other lands that “round out” Map Created by: the annexation area will be designated as Agriculture on Map 13-2. Department: Planning and Inspections City of Dover, Delaware