AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoDevelopment Rules: Delaware’s ROAD-DE Act replaces the daily-trip threshold for traffic studies with a 500 peak-hour-trip standard and creates county-based transportation impact fees, aiming to speed development. Millsboro officials say they still lack guidance on how new state housing laws should be implemented. Electricity Costs: Gov. Matt Meyer joined 13 governors and Washington, D.C.’s mayor in launching a coalition to press PJM for lower bills, stronger consumer protections and a more reliable grid. Corporate Governance: Delaware’s Supreme Court upheld a Chancery Court ruling allowing ATG Capital’s nominees to stand in Empery Digital’s Oct. 14 board election. Research: The University of Delaware launched a five-university AI and rehabilitation institute backed by a $21.5 million federal award, focused on tools such as adaptive prosthetics and personalized care. Schools: More than $7.1 million in state grants will support early-literacy instruction in 28 Delaware districts and charter schools.
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