Subaqueous Lands Permit Application

Christopher C. Brown and Elaine M. Brown Living Trust UDO (533-19.00-137.00) – To install a 5 by 14 foot long PWC floating platform in an Unnamed Lagoon adjacent to Grey’s Creek located at 38883 Bayview E, Selbyville, Sussex County, DE 

DNREC Division of Watershed Stewardship (N/A) – To establish a blanket 10 year authorization to conduct Submerged Aquatic Vegetation restoration/establishment projects by dispersing seeds and/or reproductive shoots directly within the substrate by “stomping” or by broadcasting seeds and/or reproductive shoots within the water column so they may sink to the bottom to allow for germination in public subaqueous lands throughout all Counties of the State of Delaware

DNREC Division of Watershed Stewardship (2-32-8.00-3.02) – To stabilize and restore drainage back to Duke’s Tax Ditch by removing 67 cubic yards of sediment and to place 46 cubic yards of fill and install 106 cubic yards of rip-rap for shoreline stabilization in Duke’s Tax Ditch at 14182 Sycamore Road, Laurel, Sussex County, DE

Subaqueous Lands Lease Application

Daniel A. and Nancy J. Scott (134-7.00-633.00) – To construct a 4 by 40 foot long pier, a 5 by 20 foot long dock and a boat lift with 4 associated pilings in the Indian River Bay located at 29710 Seagrass Ct, Dagsboro, Sussex County, DE 

These Documents/Applications above are available for review by contacting:

Wetlands and Subaqueous Lands Section
89 Kings Highway
Dover, DE 19901
302-739-9943

If you have any comments, please return this memo to this office by June 29, 2021.

A public hearing on the above applications will NOT be held unless the Secretary of DNREC determines that a public hearing is in the public interest or if a written meritorious objection to the application is received within 20 days from this notice. Please indicate in your letter whether your intention is to request a public hearing or whether you are simply providing comments for the Department’s consideration. If a public hearing is desired, please be advised that a public hearing request shall be deemed meritorious if it exhibits familiarity with the application and provides a reasoned statement of the action’s probable impact.

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