Code Adoption Workshop - Wednesday, September 26, 2018: 3:30pm - 5:30 pm

Subject: Code Adoption Workshop - Wednesday, September 26, 2018: 3:30pm - 5:30 pm

Good morning members of County Council,

Tomorrow afternoon, from 3:30pm – 5:30pm, the Department of Land Use will host a public workshop concerning proposed changes to the 2018 Land Use Codes.  The workshop, which will take place in the Gilliam Building multi-purpose conference room – 67 Reads Way, is a continuation of the Department’s public outreach on potential code amendments.  It will also be the last scheduled workshop before legislation is presented to County Council for introduction.

Wednesday’s format will be an “open house” style event.  While the Department will not make any formal presentations, staff will be present to welcome attendees and speak to them about the proposed changes to Chapters 6 and 7 of the New Castle County Code.  We will also hi-light various initiatives in which we are involved.

and the programs the Department is currently working on.

Following this workshop, the Department will work with the Land Use chairs to schedule a presentation to County Council.

Best regards,

Jim Smith

Assistant Land Use Mgr.

NCC Dept. Of Land Use

(302) 395-5451

jsmith@nccde.org

Another Tree Down Woodland Run Park

This is one of the large Beech trees that was one of the danger concerns as identified on the map that previously submitted.

It came down around 10am this morning. Someone could be hurt or killed if these trees are not addressed soon. This will also cause a major blockage very soon. This is one of the two trees just 100 feet or so west of Beech Ave.

Curb Collapsing 302 Ohio Ave at Brookland Ave Brookland Terrace

Curb Collapsing 302 Ohio Ave at Brookland Ave Brookland Terrace  

At site of 2010 Artesian Water Leak

Woodland Run Park - Little Mill Creek - Tree Down in Creek at the end of Brookland Ave Drainage Basin / 300/ 400 Block Brookland Ave at Walnut Ave

Can YOU SEE your house numbers/address on your mailbox/house?

Can YOU SEE your house numbers/address 

on your mailbox/house?

 

 

Dear New Castle County Residents, When you have lived at the same address for a number of years, you rarely pay any attention to your house numbers (address). 

For Police Officers, EMS, and Fire that may be responding to your house for an emergency, your house numbers are what they are looking for. 

Make it a point, to LOOK at your house numbers to see if: 

 - All of the numbers are still there 

- They are LARGE enough to be seen easily from the street 

- Any landscape vegetation has grown over them limiting there visibility 

If you can see them, 

So can we...

Thank YOU! 

 If not, then we can’t either. 

Please take steps today so we can find you should you need us tomorrow.

DSP Troop 6 Community Cafe - 27 Sept Thurs 9-11 Five Points Fire Company 209 S. Maryland Avenue, Wilmington

Delaware State Police Troop 6 Community Cafe

Delaware State Police Troop 6 will be holding a Community Café

Thursday, September 27th, 2018

9:00–11:00 a.m.

Five Points Fire Company

209 S. Maryland Avenue, 

Wilmington  DE 19804

Troop Commander Captain Matthew Cox, accompanied by his deputy commanders and the Community Outreach Trooper, will be in attendance to answer questions and address concerns from community members, specific to State Police jurisdiction in the Troop 6 patrol area. 

In addition to the general discussion Captain Cox will present and discuss crime and traffic data related to activity along the Maryland Avenue corridor. Community members will also be instructed on how to access the crime mapping feature on the DSP website. 

These Community Café’s are held in an effort to build a stronger relationship between the Delaware State Police and the communities that we so proudly serve. 

We look forward to meeting you.

BTCC Meeting 11 September 7:30 PM Tuesday 2018