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Please see the attachments and summaries from the AECOM below. These were presented at the October Infrastructure meeting.
Sea Level Rise Inundation Maps Summary
Sea Level Rise Inundation Maps Summary 2030
Sea Level Rise Inundation Maps Summary 2040
Sea Level Rise Inundation Maps Summary 2050
Sea Level Rise Inundation Maps Summary 2060
Sea Level Rise Inundation Maps Summary 2070
Sea Level Rise Inundation Maps Summary 2080
Don’t forget off-season recycling starts this month. Pick-ups will be every other week with the first pick-up starting October 13th.
See the 2022-2023 Boards/Commission/Committees list.
Boards/Commission/Committees List 2022-2023
At the June meeting the Residential Advocacy Committee introduced Village to Village representatives who spoke to our committee and public participants. This group is a nonprofit organization that enables older adults to remain safe and independent in their homes. The Village to Village program has been successful in other communities on the Delmarva Peninsula like Bethany Beach, Ocean View, and Lewes as well as communities all over the US and England. Because of the interest expressed by some Fenwick residents, we are sending this survey to the Fenwick Community.
These results will be sent to an independent exploratory committee unaffiliated with Council or other Town officials. Please note that the Village program is a separate and independent entity. While the Town Council is not officially endorsing this program, Town officials thought it would be helpful to share this information with those who might be interested.
Any additional questions should be directed to info@villagevolunteer.org. All surveys will be returned to:
Ms. Lynn Andrews
1205 Schulz Rd.
Fenwick Island, DE 19944
Thank you,
Janice Bortner- jbortner@fenwickisland.org
Fenwick Island, Council Member and Residential Concerns Chair
The Town of Fenwick Island Public Works Department is seeking an applicant for a full-time Maintenance Tech Position. For a complete job description and application click the link below.
Date: Tuesday, September 20. 2022
Time: 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm, 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Phone: 1(646) 876 9923
Webinar Id: 816 1994 6072
Passcode: 248974
Here at DelDOT it is our goal to examine the impacts climate change and sea-level rise are having on our transportation infrastructure, and incorporate resiliency and sustainability measures in the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of our projects. Due to the low-lying topography of our state, creating resilient infrastructure in the face of roadway flooding is a challenge. DelDOT has been and continues to be challenged by the effects of sea-level rise (SLR) and frequently flooded roadways. And the SR1 corridor between Dewey Beach and the Maryland state line is particularly vulnerable with effects coming from oceanside as well as bayside. This section of SR1 is a primary evacuation route for Bethany Beach, South Bethany, Fenwick Island, and Ocean City, Maryland. This planning study will allow the Delaware Department of Transportation to develop short and long-term solutions to help protect this important roadway for both the economic stability of the state and the safety of the traveling public.
Fall Bulk Trash Pickup is September 6th-8th. There will not be another bulk pickup until Spring.
Please do not put bulk trash out any sooner than 3 days prior to collection date.
Please put your bulk trash items out before 10pm on the second day of bulk trash pick-up. Items placed out on the final day will not be guaranteed pick-up.
For more information on bulk trash.
Please find the 2022-2023 Committee/Boards/Commission Application available here.
If you have any questions, please call Raelene at 302-539-3011 or email townclerk@fenwickisland.org.
THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE TOWN OF FENWICK ISLAND TOWN COUNCIL IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 142 (SUBDIVISION OF LAND) OF THE CODE OF THE TOWN OF FENWICK ISLAND, DELAWARE, ON A REQUEST TO SUBDIVIDE LOTS 184, 185, & 186 (1-34 23.16 190.00) ALSO KNOWN AS 30 BAYSIDE DRIVE, INTO TWO BUILDABLE LOTS LOCATED WITHIN THE INCORPORATED LIMITS OF THE TOWN.
THE HEARING WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2022 AT 2:30 P.M. IN FENWICK ISLAND TOWN HALL.
INTERESTED PERSONS MAY INSPECT PLOT PLANS AT TOWN HALL DURING REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 8:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M.
P.SCHUCHMAN
TOWN MANAGER
TOWN OF FENWICK ISLAND
Statement on WBOC reporting on Bunting Avenue:
Recently WBOC reported that there was a “proposal” made at the infrastructure committee meeting on August 16 to make Bunting Avenue one way. There is not a proposal or a motion to do so at this time. I had reached out to the Engineering Circuit Rider at the Delaware Center for Transportation. He sent me the following recommendations. Please note that as stated at the meeting any changes would involve significant community outreach and involvement. These are simply ideas recommended by a trained professional in the field.
Richard Benn
Fenwick Island Town Council
Chairman of the Fenwick Island Infrastructure Committee
