Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control unveiled proposals for dealing with the drainage problems in Oak Orchard.
Last night the public got its first look at some of projects that state officials will be tackling to hand the flooding that the town is prone to.
WBOC reports that one would set up drainage systems where the flooding occurs most in the town.
In addition, an effort could be made to beef up of the tidal barriers for culverts that lead into the river.
But some of the public at the meeting in the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company hall were concerned that the streets were not a top priority.
