NEW CASTLE COUNTY CODE ENFORCEMENT REQUEST FOR EXTENSION 2026

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The setback from the street must be at least 100 feet, from the side yard at least 50 feet and from the rear yard at least 100 feet.
Please complete the application for an online account (PDF) and email the form to permits@newcastlede.gov.
Maximum height. Fences must be no more than 6 in height, except as otherwise set forth herein. In the zoning designations NC5, NC6. 5, NC10, and NC15, the maximum permissible fence height in the street yard is four (4) feet.
District 7 covers the immediate western suburbs of Wilmington in New Castle County, including Elsmere, Newport, Westminster, Anglesey, and other unincorporated areas.
Pursuant to Section 14.06. 1111 of the New Castle County Code, the Board shall hear timely and properly filed appeals from denials of applications of property tax exemptions subject to appeal to the Board under applicable Delaware law or the New Castle County Code.

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You can determine your change over last year by comparing your 2024A and 2025A bill totals. After the reassessment, New Castle County set adjusted tax rates of 15.75 cents per $100 of assessed value for residential properties and 23.80 cents per hundred for non-residential properties.
While New Castle County has the highest property tax rate of Delawares three counties, property taxes are still quite low when compared nationwide. The median effective tax rate in New Castle County is about 0.76%.
Chapter 40 of the County Code is the primary guide to development within New Castle County. The Unified Development Code (UDC) establishes standards, procedures, and minimum requirements, consistent with the Comprehensive Development Plan.

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