Design Adjustment Committee

The next regular meeting of the City of Wilmington Design Adjustment Committee is scheduled for Wednesday, October 16, 2024, at 1:30 P.M. in City Council Chambers, Thalian Hall, 102 North 3rd Street, 2nd floor, Wilmington.

The meeting will be streaming live on GTV8.

Upcoming Hearings
Evidentiary hearings scheduled for October 16, 2024:

Circle K - Kerr Ave. & Market St. (DAC-24)

Request for design adjustments for a convenience store with fuel pumps located at 4500 Market Street.

Application(PDF, 3MB)   |  Case Summary(PDF, 628KB)


3990 Independence Blvd. (DAC-3-1024)

Request for design adjustments from the technical standards for a multiple dwelling residential development.

Application(PDF, 16MB)   |  Case Summary(PDF, 391KB)


3803 Peachtree Avenue (DAC-4-1024)

Request for design adjustments to the technical standards for open space requirements.

Application(PDF, 2MB)   |  Case Summary(PDF, 186KB)


Fales Landing (DAC-5-1024)

Request for design adjustments to the technical standards for a non-standard minor street cross section.

Application(PDF, 7MB)   |  Case Summary(PDF, 429KB)

 

 

 

 

Pending Applications
901 S. Front St. (DAC-6-1124)

Request for design adjustments for a residential project currently zoned UMX.

Application Materials(PDF, 2MB)


6430 & 6436 Head Road (DAC-7-1124)

Request for design adjustments for residential single-family residential dwellings currently zoned R-20(L).

Application Materials(PDF, 8MB)


802 N. 23rd Street (DAC-8-1124)

Request for design adjustments for a commercial project currently zoned LI

Application Materials(PDF, 1MB)

 

 

 

The Design Adjustment Committee (DAC) is a quasi-judicial committee that reviews major deviations from the Technical Standards and Specifications Manual, building design and material standards, and subdivision standards. The intent of the committee is to provide relief where application of a standard creates practical difficulties in allowing development otherwise compliant with the Land Development Code. Any relief granted should also support the Comprehensive Plan and other adopted public plans. In granting adjustments, the DAC may apply conditions and safeguards in conformity with the Land Development Code.


Membership

Five members consisting of city and partner agency staff appointed by the City Manager.


Current Members

Rob Gordon (Engineering)

Chris Elrod (Fire)

Gary McSmith (Cape Fear Public Utilities Authority)

Denys Vielkanowitz (Traffic Engineering)

Travis Henley (Planning and Development)


Design Adjustments  Site Plan Review Subdivide Property