stormwater

The city is considering using money from the electric fund to cover the costs for now.

Several councilmembers worry about the burden being on taxpayers.

Fees are dependent on constituent's zoning. One councilmember wants the city to turn back to grants rather than taxpayers.

New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer and land use officials announced an environmental agenda Wednesday comprised of seven pieces of draft legislation.…

Results from a state-mandated study coinciding with Rehoboth Beach’s ocean outfall project show heavy rains contaminate the city’s stormwater outfalls and…

Delaware’s Center for the Inland Bays and the Department of Health and Social Services' Stockley Center are working to reduce stormwater runoff into Cow…

Delaware Republicans are championing reform to the state’s stormwater management rules.State House Minority Leader Danny Short made a case for reform in…

DNREC is again adopting interim emergency sediment and stormwater regulations in response to a Delaware Supreme Court decision Friday. The state Supreme…

DNREC began meeting with the chicken and construction industries this week to make sure new stormwater runoff regulations will mesh with large-scale…

DNREC has put an old version of runoff rules for construction sites back on the books, thanks to a Superior Court stay issued late last month.The court…