Delaware Township Unveils Interactive Open Space Map

Overview: Delaware Town Council’s recent meeting unveiled a community resource, an interactive map showcasing publicly accessible lands. The map, accessible via a new website and QR-coded postcard, provides detailed descriptions, parking information, GPS coordinates, and links to additional resources for each open space area. This initiative was met with enthusiasm by both council members and residents, emphasizing its value for community recreation and acknowledging the collaborative effort spanning over a year and a half.

Delaware Town Council Tackles Community and Budget Concerns

Overview: In a recent Delaware Town Council meeting, issues surrounding budget and taxation, public health and safety, and local agricultural practices took precedence. The council addressed calls for stricter agricultural regulations, the urgency of purchasing new public vehicle equipment, and proposed tax increases to maintain competitive employee salaries.

Delaware Town Council Tackles Animal Cruelty and Farming Ordinances

Overview: In a recent Delaware Town Council meeting, issues such as the handling of an animal cruelty case and delays in agricultural reviews took center stage. The meeting saw residents and council members engaged in discussions that emphasized the need for more efficient processes and better enforcement of existing laws.

Delaware Town Council Debates Wild and Scenic River Designation

Overview: The Delaware Town Council recently convened to discuss a range of issues, with the most notable being the debate over the potential designation of the Lower Delaware River as part of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System. This designation, which is aimed at protecting and enhancing the values of select rivers throughout the United States, prompted a debate among council members and residents due to concerns about its impact on private property rights and federal regulation.

Delaware Town Council Tackles Livestock Ordinance and Public Concerns

Overview: During a recent Delaware Town Council meeting, significant time was dedicated to discussing a revision of the livestock head count ordinance, which is currently limited to pigs. The Agricultural Advisory Committee has been tasked with reviewing and potentially establishing maximum head counts for other livestock, such as cattle, sheep, and chickens. This topic was prioritized due to the urgency expressed by the community to integrate the committee’s recommendations swiftly into an enforceable ordinance.