DNREC Public Meeting on Dec. 7th for the former GM Wilmington Assembly Plant Site - 7 Dec 2017 at 6 pm Five Points Fire Hall

DNREC Public Meeting on Dec. 7th for the former GM Wilmington Assembly Plant Site 

- 7 Dec 2017 at 6 pm Five Points Fire Hall

Dear Resident:

Please be informed that DNREC will hold a public meeting regarding the proposed redevelopment of the former GM Wilmington Assembly Plant Site on December 7, 2017 at 6 pm at the Five Points Fire Company Memorial Hall located at 209 S. Maryland Avenue in Wilmington. The attached notice provides additional information on the public meeting.

Please let us know if you should have any questions or concerns.

Best regards,

Christina Wirtz

Christina Wirtz, P.G.
Outreach Ombudsman
Division of Waste and Hazardous Substances
Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
391 Lukens Drive
New Castle, DE 19720
phone: 302.395.2515
fax: 302.395.2555
christina.wirtz@state.de.us

Lane closure on SR 48/Lancaster Pike overnight Friday Nov 17th

The installation of a barrier wall will cause a temporary lane closure on SR 48/Lancaster Pike overnight Friday (November 17th) 

DelDOT crews will be closing the right lane and shoulder on SR 48/Lancaster Pike westbound after the intersection of SR 141. The installation of the barrier wall is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. on Friday, November 17 and continue until 10 a.m. on Saturday, November 18, pending weather.

After the barrier wall is installed, crews will be removing and replacing drainage pipe behind the barrier wall. During the replacement of the pipe, a new traffic pattern will occur where motorists turning onto Route 48/Lancaster Pike from SR 141 southbound will yield to oncoming traffic. The work is anticipated to be complete by mid-January, pending weather.  

Variable message boards will be posted advising motorists of the new traffic pattern.

BTCC Meeting 7:30 PM Tues 14 Nov 2017 - Marbrook Elementary School

 Brookland Terrace Civic Club Meeting

7:30 PM Tuesday  14 November 2017

 

On the Agenda 

 - Traffic Safety Issues Marbrook School Centerville Road
 
 

-  Brush Obscuring Intersections & Street Signs 

 

-  N. Woodward at 141 Cars Hitting Curb & Homes 



 -  Ongoing Del-DOT Streets Issues

 

-  New Proposed Construction Virginia Ave 

 

 -  NCC Woodland Run Park Graffiti Clean Up Play Ground , Bridge & Trees

  

- NCC Sewer Clean Out Issues

  



- Raising Civic Club Dues 

Marbrook Elementary School  2101 Centerville Road  Wilmington DE 19805

Advisory regarding Notices to Appear in criminal cases in the Court of Common Pleas - Approximately 9,500 Notices to Appear for criminal cases were not mailed out between June 1, 2017 and October 3, 2017.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

November 10, 2017 

Advisory regarding Notices to Appear in criminal cases in the Court of Common Pleas 

The Delaware Court of Common Pleas has learned that Notices to Appear in some criminal cases were not mailed. Delaware’s Department of Technology and Information (DTI) – the state agency that handles the processing, printing and mailing of Court of Common Pleas criminal case notices – is investigating this issue. 

The Court of Common Pleas and the Judicial Information Center (JIC) – the technical support division of the Courts – contacted DTI about this issue after receiving complaints, prompting the investigation.

DTI has informed the Court that approximately 9,500 Notices to Appear for criminal cases were not mailed out between June 1, 2017 and October 3, 2017. 

The 9,500 notices represent about 20 percent of the more than 46,000 criminal notices that were sent out by the Court of Common Pleas during that same period. 

DTI’s investigation regarding the root cause and the scope of this problem is ongoing. In the interim the following actions are being taken. 

DTI has put into place additional measures to ensure that all Notices to Appear are being printed and mailed and since October 3 all notices have been printed and mailed. 

The Court has identified the following potential scenarios that might have occurred as a result of thus issue:

1. Defendants who were scheduled for court events and did not appear during this time period may have been issued a capias for failure to appear.
   
2. A case may have been dismissed by the Court under Criminal Rule 48(b) for a witness’s failure to appear.
   
3. Individuals with capiases issued as a result of the notice failure may have been subject to arrest on the capias and required to post bond and to pay the associated $20 capias fee.
   
4. Defendants who failed to appear may have been subject to driver’s license suspension.
   

The Court is taking the following actions to address the affected cases that have been identified:

1. In traffic arraignment cases, where notice was not sent and a capias issued for the defendant’s non-appearance, the Court is withdrawing these capiases and rescheduling the cases to an upcoming arraignment calendar.
   
2. In criminal cases, where notice was not mailed to the defendant and the defendant did not sign for in-person notice, the Court will withdraw the capias and reschedule the case.
   
3. In criminal cases where notice was not mailed but there is a signed bond order or the
   defendant signed for notice in Court, the capias will remain active.
   
4. In all cases, where a capias has already been returned by the Court and notice was not
   provided and a capias fee was assessed, the capias fee will be refunded or credited back to the defendant.
   

5. In cases where an individual’s drivers license was suspended as a result of non-appearance and a notice was not provided, the Court will contact the Department of Motor Vehicles to have the license reinstated without cost.
   
6. In the event, that someone is incarcerated as a result of non-receipt of notice, the Court will immediately contact the Department of Correction to order the defendant’s immediate release.
   
7. If you believe that you, as victim or witness in a criminal case, failed to receive proper notice and your case was dismissed, please go to the website set up by the Court of Common Pleas (https://de.gov/notice) to determine if your case was affected. Court staff will advise you and the Attorney General’s Office if your case was affected.
   
8. If you believe that you, as a defendant in a criminal case, failed to receive proper notice and a capias was issued for your failure to appear, please go to the website set up by the Court of Common Pleas (https://de.gov/notice ) to determine if your case was affected. Court staff will advise you and your attorney of record, if any, if your case was affected
   
9. The Court of Common Pleas Judicial Staff are aware of the details surrounding this system failure and are addressing issues that come before them accordingly.
   
10. The Court is working to identify all of the cases and parties affected and to implement the actions provided above as soon as possible.
    

Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Court Administrator for the Court of Common Pleas, Stephanie Fitzgerald at 302-255-0870 or Stephanie.fitzgerald@state.de.us

 

   

Graffiti Clean Up Woodland Run Park

Thanks all who helped with the Graffiti Clean Up

Brilliant Job Dave

BTCC Meeting 7:30 PM Tues 14 Nov 2017 - Marbrook Elementary School

 Brookland Terrace Civic Club Meeting

7:30 PM Tuesday  14 November 2017

 

On the Agenda 

 - Traffic Safety Issues Marbrook School Centerville Road
 
 

-  Brush Obscuring Intersections & Street Signs 

 

-  N. Woodward at 141 Cars Hitting Curb & Homes 



 -  Ongoing Del-DOT Streets Issues

 

-  New Proposed Construction Virginia Ave 

 

 -  NCC Woodland Run Park Graffiti Clean Up Play Ground , Bridge & Trees

  

- NCC Sewer Clean Out Issues

  



- Raising Civic Club Dues 

Marbrook Elementary School  2101 Centerville Road  Wilmington DE 19805

BR1-640 Bridge Cleaning Will Require Lane Closures on Centerville Road

Delaware Department of Transportation 
Traffic Alert – For Immediate ReleaseOffice of Community Relations

Bridge Cleaning Will Require Lane Closures on Centerville Road

WHEN:      9 a.m. until 3 p.m., pending weather

                   Wednesday, November 1 and Friday, November 3      

        

WHERE:   Centerville Road between Greenbank Road and Old Capital Trail, near Elsmere.  

WHAT:      DelDOT announces that intermittent lane closures will occur on Centerville Road for cleaning of the underside of the bridge.

Motorists should be aware that construction personnel and equipment will be operating in close proximity to the travel lanes and anticipate lane shifts.

Contact:  Bud Freel, New Castle County Legislative Liaison
Phone: (302)  577-5100 Cell Phone: (302) 547-6215