Aerial view of Wilmington

The Ethics Commission’s Futures Committee goal is to be proactive and identify ways to optimize ethics in City of Wilmington government. It is also seeking to examine how to best modernize the Commission and make recommendations to the full Commission. The Futures Committee will start by looking at three issues in the following order:

  1. Making the Ethics Commission web page more informative for the public. This FAQ document was the first output of the Futures Committee.

  2. Making recommendations regarding the City Code. The Commission will be reviewing best practices and code language of other governments and comparing them to the current City Code. After a careful and thoughtful review, it expects to make recommendations to the Mayor and City Council regarding potential updates to the City Code. Any such changes would have to be passed by ordinance.

  3. Amending the Ethics Commission’s rules. The Commission intends to amend the rules as needed to modernize the Commission and help it operate most effectively and efficiently. Any such changes would have to be approved by the Administrative Board.

Meetings

The Futures Committee typically meets the third Tuesday of the month in the Atrium Conference Room located adjacent to the Department of Finance on the 5th Floor of the City/County building. Meeting dates and location are subject to change. Meetings are open to the public.

2020 Schedule

DATE
 TIME
 AGENDA
 MINUTES
January 14
 3:00 p.m. Meeting Cancelled

2019 Schedule

DATE
 TIME
 AGENDA
 MINUTES
June 11 (2nd Tuesday)
 3:00 p.m. Agenda
July 22 (Monday)
 3:00 p.m.
Agenda  

City Planning Commission

  • Date: 06/16/2026  

 CITY PLANNING COMMISSION

Tuesday, June 16, 2026 @ 6:00 P.M.

3rd Floor Land Use and Planning Conference Room with Microsoft Teams Webinar Option

AGENDA

REGULAR MEETING

A. Approval of the May 19, 2026, Planning Commission meeting minutes.

B. New Business

1. 2. Resolution 11-26; MS 26-01: Major Subdivision application entitled, “Major Subdivision Plan – Christina Crossing” submitted by VanDemark & Lynch, Inc., on behalf of the owner of the parcel known as 501 South Walnut Street, Christina Crossing, SC, LLC, et. al., (tax parcel 26-050.00-069) to establish the Howard Street right-of-way for dedication to the City of Wilmington.

2. Resolution 12-26; MS 26-08: Major Subdivision application entitled, “2510 Northeast Boulevard – REACH Riverside” submitted by VanDemark & Lynch, Inc., on behalf of the owner, REACH Riverside, to dedicate a 179.71-foot long by 15-foot wide portion of 2510 Northeast Boulevard to the City of Wilmington to allow the 1200 Block of East 26th Street to be rebuilt as a 65-foot wide boulevard.

C. Adjournment

Microsoft Teams Meeting instructions:

This meeting of the Planning Commission shall be held virtually on June 16, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with an anchor location in the 3rd Floor Land Use and Planning Conference Room of the Louis L. Redding City/County Building, 800 N. French Street, Wilmington, Delaware.

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Microsoft Teams Meeting link:

Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/29979814258877?p=WpFgTlQMxlBKCY06gp

Meeting ID: 299 798 142 588 77

Passcode: Bm2m4rR7

 

Meeting Agenda 

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