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Kent County · Unincorporated Kent County · #2024-10-03

Creekside Reserve

880 Locust Grove Road, Dover, DE 19901, Unincorporated Kent County, DE · 301 homes, single-family homes · 158.0 acres

About this project

Market-rate subdivision of 301 detached single-family lots on about 158 acres at 880 Locust Grove Road in unincorporated Kent County.

Official description: Market rate residential subdivision. 301 detached single-family lots. Kent County AC Zoning within Growth Zone Overlay District

Engineer / designer
Chris Flathers
Plan type
Subdivision
Land use
Residential Subdivision
Zoning
AC - GZOD → AC -GZOD
Water
Artesian
Sewer
Municipal
Status
Complete

Filing history

  • 2024-10-01 · #2024-10-03 · Subdivision

State agencies' comment letter (PDF) →

PLUS application (PDF) →

The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

Creekside Reserve is a proposed market-rate neighborhood of 301 detached single-family homes on about 158 acres at 880 Locust Grove Road, outside Dover in unincorporated Kent County. County records list the filing under an individual's name rather than a company, so no builder is identified.

A state land-use review in October 2024 covered the project. A June 2025 Kent County planning agenda then listed a request for preliminary approval of the subdivision. The agenda places the site inside the county's Growth Zone, an area where the county expects development to be concentrated.

No developer website, news coverage or opposition was found. The outcome of the June 2025 request was also not found. The records do not say what is on the land now.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

The project reached a preliminary-approval request for a major subdivision, scheduled before Levy Court in June 2025, but the outcome was not found. After preliminary approval, a developer usually submits detailed engineering for final plan approval, then recording of the lots and permits for construction.

Want to weigh in? Kent County Levy Court decides subdivision approvals on the recommendation of the Regional Planning Commission, and residents can comment at their public meetings or by contacting the county planning office.

Around the web

Planning terms explained
Major subdivision
A division of land into many new lots, which needs several rounds of county review.
Preliminary approval
An early approval of the lot layout and general design, before detailed engineering is finalized.
Growth Zone Overlay District
A county-designated area where more development is planned and encouraged, usually near roads and utilities.
Levy Court
The elected body that governs Kent County, including final say on subdivisions.
PLUS review
A state service in which agencies comment on large projects early in the process.

Researched by AI from public sources on Nov 1, 2026. It can make mistakes, so check the linked sources and the municipality before relying on it.

Scope estimate for contractors

Estimated construction value: $168.6M