Calendar of Events/Hearing Notices

CALENDAR

January 2008

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

The State Board of Education will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday, January 17, 2008 at 1:00 p.m. in the Townsend Building, Dover, Delaware.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES

Division of Social Services

NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

3006.2 TANF Employment and Training Participation and Participation Rates

In compliance with the State's Administrative Procedures Act (APA - Title 29, Chapter 101 of the Delaware Code) and under the authority of Title 31 of the Delaware Code, Chapter 5, Section 512, Delaware Health and Social Services (DHSS) / Division of Social Services (DSS) is proposing to amend the Division of Social Services Manual (DSSM) regarding the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Employment and Training Program. Any person who wishes to make written suggestions, compilations of data, testimony, briefs or other written materials concerning the proposed new regulations must submit same to Sharon L. Summers, Policy and Program Development Unit, Division of Social Services, 1901 North DuPont Highway, P.O. Box 906, New Castle, Delaware 19720-0906 or by fax to (302) 255-4425 by January 31, 2008.

The action concerning the determination of whether to adopt the proposed regulation will be based upon the results of Department and Division staff analysis and the consideration of the comments and written materials filed by other interested persons.

SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL

The purpose of this regulatory action is to amend the Division of Social Services Manual (DSSM) regarding participation and participation rates provisions for the TANF Employment and Training Program.

Statutory Authority

??? Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (P.L. 104-193)

??? 45 CFR ??261.22, How will we determine a State???s overall work rate?

??? 45 CFR ??261.31, How many hours must an individual participate to count in the numerator of the overall rate?

??? 45 CFR ??261.32, How many hours must an individual participate to count in the numerator of the two-parent rate?

??? 45 CFR ??261.35, Are there any special work provisions for single custodial parents?

Summary of Proposed Change

DSSM 3006.2, TANF Employment and Training Participation and Participation Rates: These rule modifications clarify the calculation of the work participation rate and the required participation of TANF recipients in employment and training activities. Previously implemented in January 2007, this policy was already a federal exemption option but DSS was more restrictive with the thirteen (13) weeks option.

Division of Social Services

NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

FOOD STAMP PROGRAM

9076.2 SSN Disqualification, Child Support Sanctions and Ineligible ABAWDs

Any person who wishes to make written suggestions, compilations of data, testimony, briefs or other written materials concerning the proposed new regulations must submit same to Sharon L. Summers, Policy, Program and Development Unit, Division of Social Services, 1901 North DuPont Highway, P.O. Box 906, New Castle, Delaware 19720-0906 or by fax to (302) 255-4425 by January 31, 2008.

SUMMARY OF PROPOSED CHANGES

Statutory Authority

??? 7 CFR 273.11(o), Custodial Parent???s Cooperation with the State Child Support Agency

??? 7 CFR 273.11(c), Treatment of Income and Resources of Certain Non-Household Members

Summary of Proposed Changes

DSSM 9076.2 (Revision), SSN Disqualification, Child Support Sanctions and Ineligible ABAWDs: Currently TANF and Child Care require DSS applicants and recipients to cooperate with DCSE to get benefits. DSS is proposing to require the same cooperation for food stamp clients. The only difference is that only the custodial parent or responsible individual will be sanctioned for non-compliance, not the other household members. The sanctioned individual will have his/her income and deductions prorated like other prorated, sanctioned deemers.

DSSM 9094 (New), Cooperation with the Division of Child Support Enforcement (DCSE): DSS is proposing to take the option to require custodial parents and other individuals responsible for the care of minor dependents to cooperate with the Division of Child Support Enforcement (DCSE) as a condition of eligibility for the Food Stamp Program.

Requiring the cooperation with child support will help facilitate the client towards self-sufficiency by identifying and locating absent parents, establishing paternity, and establishing support payments for the dependent children. Also, requiring cooperation may uncover unreported income. Child support payments may reduce the household???s benefit; however, the household will have more money to spend on household expenses and food.

department of insurance

NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

INSURANCE COMMISSIONER MATTHEW DENN hereby gives notice of intent to adopt proposed Department of Insurance Regulation 906 relating to THE USE OF CREDIT SCORES IN SETTING INSURANCE PREMIUMS IN AUTOMOBILE, MOTORCYCLE, BOAT AND PERSONAL WATERCRAFT, SNOWMOBILES AND OTHER RECREATIONAL VEHICLES, HOMEOWNERS, MOBILE-HOMEOWNERS, MANUFACTURED HOMES AND NON-COMMERCIAL DWELLING FIRE INSURANCE FOR PERSONAL OR FAMILY PROTECTION. The docket number for the proposed amendment is 538. This proposed regulation replaces the previous proposed regulation.

The purpose for proposing amendments to Regulation 906 is to comply with Delaware law and to prohibit insurance companies using consumer credit information in the setting of renewal premiums in insurance policies in areas noted above, except that consumers may request the use of credit information in renewals if such information would result in a reduction of premiums, and to establish procedures for consumers to request a re-rating of their insurance policy. The text of the proposed regulation is reproduced in the January 2008 edition of the Delaware Register of Regulations. The text can also be viewed at the Delaware Insurance Commissioner???s website at: http://www.delawareinsurance.gov/departments/documents/ProposedRegs/ProposedRegs.shtml.

The Department of Insurance does not plan to hold a hearing on this proposed regulation. Written comments, suggestions, briefs, compilations of data or other materials concerning the proposed amendments are being solicited from any interested party. Written comments or other written materials concerning the proposed change to the regulation must be received by the Department of Insurance no later than 4:30 p.m., Monday February 3, 2008, and should be addressed to Regulatory Specialist Mitchell G. Crane, Esquire, c/o Delaware Department of Insurance, 841 Silver Lake Boulevard, Dover, DE 19904, or sent by fax to 302.739.2021 or email to mitch.crane@state.de.us.

DEPARTMENT OF natural resources and environmental control

Division of Air and Waste Management

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

TITLE OF THE REGULATION:

Amendment to Regulation No. 1138 Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Source Categories

BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF THE SUBJECT, SUBSTANCE AND ISSUES:

Delaware adopted by reference the federal Maximum Achievable Control Technology (MACT) standard applicable to perchloroethylene dry cleaning facilities (40 CFR Part 63 Subpart M) into Regulation No. 1138 (formerly 38) on February 1, 1999. Since this initial adoption, the EPA has revised the federal MACT standard several times. The most significant of the revisions were the adoption of the residual risk requirements that will eliminate the use of perchloroethylene in dry cleaning systems located in building with residences and will reduce the emissions of perchloroethylene from existing dry cleaning systems and from all newly installed dry cleaning systems (71 FR 42724, July 27, 2006). These more stringent requirements were incorporated after the EPA determined that despite the full implementation of the MACT requirements, the remaining level of risk of adverse health affects was unacceptable.

The purpose of this amendment to Subpart M of Regulation No. 1138 is to be consistent, where appropriate, with federal requirements and to further reduce the remaining risk of adverse health affects, where reasonably and economically feasible.

The Department will also change from our past adoption by reference format and provide the complete regulatory text. This latter change will eliminate the need for the public and regulated community to interpret the adopted federal standards and the changes made when the Department originally adopted these standards into Regulation No. 1138.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT:

Statements and testimony may be presented either orally or in writing at a public hearing to be held on Tuesday, January 22, 2008 beginning at 6:00 PM in the DNREC Conference Rooms A/B located at 391 Lukens Drive, New Castle, DE. Interested parties may submit comments in writing to: Jim Snead, DNREC Air Quality Management Section, 715 Grantham Lane, New Castle, DE 19720.

PREPARED BY:

James R. Snead, (302) 323-4542, james.snead@state.de.us, December 11, 2007

Division of Fish and Wildlife

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

TITLE OF THE REGULATIONS:

Tidal Finfish Regulation 3531 Tautog; Size Limits, Creel Limits and Seasons. (Formerly Tidal Finfish Regulation 22).

BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF THE SUBJECT, SUBSTANCE AND ISSUES:

In order to come into compliance with addendum V of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission???s (ASMFC) Fishery Management Plan (FMP) for Tautog, Delaware Tidal Finfish Regulation 3531 must be changed to incorporate one of twelve management options, approved by the ASMFC Tautog Technical Committee. Each option will reduce tautog exploitation by a minimum of 25.6%, as mandated in addendum V. Both recreational and commercial fishermen will be affected, as commercial size limits, creel limits and seasons are identical to recreational management measures.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT:

Individuals may present their opinions on this issue at a Public Hearing in the DNREC auditorium, 89 Kings Highway, Dover, DE 19901 at 7:00p.m. Wednesday, January 23, 2008. The hearing record will remain open for written or e-mail comments until 4:30 January 31, 2008.

PREPARED BY:

Jeff C. Tinsman (302) 739-4782, December 7, 2007

Division of Fish and Wildlife

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

TYPE OF ACTION:

Amend Tidal Finfish Regulation 3553. River Herring Creel Limit

PURPOSE OF ACTION:

The stocks of blueback herring (Alosa aestivalis) and alewife (Alosa pseudoharengus), both commonly referred to as river herring, are currently in steep decline throughout the Atlantic coast. Concern over the status of these stocks has prompted four states to close their river herring fisheries entirely. A significant harvest by recreational fishermen has recently developed in the spawning areas where river herring concentrate (at the base of spillways and dams) and are easily exploited. Most are captured using nets and transported alive to use as live bait for striped bass. The current regulation is insufficient to protect remaining stocks of river herring from over-exploitation and is difficult to enforce. The existing regulation is a possession limit that allows for multiple trips per day with no daily cap on landings. We are proposing to amend the current regulation from a possession limit to a daily creel (harvest) limit, and to reduce that limit from 25 river herring per person to 10 fish per person per day. This action would be consistent with the intent of the current Fisheries Management Plan for Shad and River Herring, and should protect stocks from overfishing until new requirements are adopted by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission Management Board for Shad and River Herring. River herring are currently managed under Amendment 1 to the Fisheries Management Plan and Technical Addendum #1 with the goal to protect, enhance, and restore East Coast migratory spawning stocks of shad and river herring to achieve stock restoration and maintain sustainable levels of spawning stock biomass. One of the stated objectives in the Plan is to prevent increases in fishing mortality by maintaining existing or implement more conservative regulations for hickory shad and river herring fisheries.

PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES:

Public hearing ??? January 24, 2008, 7:00 p.m. at the Univ. of DE, CMS, Lewes, DE

RESPONSIBLE STAFF MEMBER:

Craig A. Shirey 739-9914 (work)

739-6157 (fax)

craig.shirey@state.de.us

department of state

Public Service Commission

PUBLIC NOTICE

The Creation of a Competitive Market for Retail Electric Supply Service

ORDER NO. 7326

This 4th day of December, 2007, the Commission determines and Orders the following:

1. By PSC Order No. 7252 (Aug. 21, 2007), this Commission re-opened the captioned docket and directed Commission Staff to review the July 2007 statutory amendments to 26 Del.C. ??1014 regarding an electric utility???s ???net metering??? obligations and report back with proposed revisions to ?? 8 of the Commission???s Rules for Certification and Regulation of Electric Suppliers (???Electric Supplier Rules???) relating to such obligations.

2. By Memorandum dated November 26, 2007, Staff identified several complex provisions from the statutory amendments that require interpretation including the definition of ???NEG??? (likely ???net excess generation???), the treatment of Renewable Energy Credits (???RECs???) associated with NEG, and the payment obligations arising from a supplier???s transfer of excess RECs to the Green Energy Fund, all under 26 Del.C. ??1014(e)(1), as amended. With its Memorandum, Staff proposed certain revisions to ?? 8 of the Commission???s Electric Supplier Rules to reflect its interpretation of the changes to the statutory ???net metering??? requirements.

Now, therefore, IT IS ORDERED:

1. That, for the reasons set forth in the body of this Order, and pursuant to 26 Del.C. ????362 and 1014(d) and 29 Del.C. ??10115, the Commission proposes to revise the ???Net Energy Metering??? provisions of its Rules for Certification and Regulation of Electric Suppliers, originally adopted by PSC Order No. 5207 (Aug. 31, 1999) and revised by PSC Orders Nos. 7023 (Sept. 5, 2006) and 7078 (Nov. 21, 2006). A copy of the redlined version of the ???Net Energy Metering??? rules (i.e., ?? 8) is appended as Exhibit ???A??? to this Order.

2. That, pursuant to 29 Del.C. ????1133 and 10115(a), the Secretary shall transmit to the Registrar of Regulations for publication in the Delaware Register of Regulations a copy of this Order; a copy of the redlined version of ?? 8 of the Rules for Certification and Regulation of Electric Suppliers (Exhibit ???A???); and the Notice of Proposed Rule-Making, attached hereto as Exhibit ???B.??? In addition, the Secretary shall cause such Notice of Proposed Rule-Making to be published in The News Journal and the Delaware State News newspapers on January 3, 2008. The Secretary shall include proof of such publication in the docket file before the public hearing in this matter. Further, the Secretary shall serve (by regular mail or by electronic e-mail) a copy of such Notice on: (a) the Division of the Public Advocate; (b) the State Energy Office; (c) Delmarva Power & Light Company; (d) Delaware Electric Cooperative, Inc.; (e) all certificated electric suppliers; and (f) each person or entity who has made a timely request for advance notice of regulation-making proceedings. The Secretary shall also post an electronic version of this Order on the Commission???s website under an appropriate heading.

3. That, pursuant to 29 Del.C. ????10115(a) and 10116, persons or entities may file written comments, suggestions, compilations of data, briefs, or other written materials, on or before February 6, 2008. Pursuant to 29 Del.C. ??10117, the Commission will conduct a public hearing on the proposed revisions to ?? 8 of the Rules for Certification and Regulation of Electric Suppliers on March 25, 2008 beginning at 10:00 AM at the Commission???s office at 861 Silver Lake Boulevard, Cannon Building, Suite 100, Dover, Delaware.

4. That, pursuant to 26 Del.C. ??502 and 29 Del.C. ??10116, Senior Hearing Examiner Ruth Ann Price is designated to supervise the comment period and to conduct the public hearing. Thereafter, Hearing Examiner Price shall organize, classify, and summarize the materials and comments and file a Report with the Commission with her recommendations concerning the proposed revisions to ??8 of the Rules for Certification and Regulation of Electric Suppliers. Hearing Examiner Price is specifically delegated the power, under 26 Del.C. ??102A, to determine the content and manner of any further public notices that might be necessary or appropriate. Hearing Examiner Price may also conduct further proceedings, including additional hearings, as may be necessary or appropriate.

5. That William F. O???Brien, Deputy Attorney General, is designated Staff Counsel for this matter.

6. That, pursuant to 26 Del.C. ????114 and 1012(c)(2), all electric suppliers and electric public utilities are hereby notified that they may be charged the costs of this proceeding.

7. The Commission reserves the jurisdiction and authority to enter such further Orders in this matter as may be deemed necessary or proper.

BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:

Arnetta McRae, Chair

Joann T. Conaway, Commissioner

Jaymes B. Lester, Commissioner

Dallas Winslow, Commissioner

Jeffrey J. Clark, Commissioner

ATTEST:

Karen J. Nickerson, Secretary

NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE-MAKING TO AMEND ???NET ENERGY METERING??? PROVISIONS OF ELECTRIC SUPPLIER RULES

TO: ALL RETAIL ELECTRIC SUPPLIERS IN DELAWARE, ALL DELAWARE RETAIL ELECTRIC

CUSTOMERS WHO GENERATE ELECTRICITY AND OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS

Since 1999, Commission-jurisdictional electric utilities and electric suppliers have been obligated to permit residential and smaller commercial customers to use limited capacity generators (powered by renewable resources) to ???net meter??? their electric production and consumption. See Rules for Certification and Regulation of Electric Suppliers (???Electric Supplier Rules???), ?? 8.0 (adopted by PSC Orders Nos. 7023 (Sept. 5, 2006) & 7078 (Nov. 21, 2006)).

In July of 2007, the General Assembly expanded that statutory command: (a) to widen the customer classes eligible for net metering; (b) to increase permissible generator capacities for these additional classes of eligible customers; (c) to more particularly define the types of renewable generation eligible for net metering; and (d) to expand the ???net metering??? obligation beyond Commission-jurisdictional utilities. See 76 Del. Laws ch. 164 ????1-3 (July 24, 2007), amending 26 Del.C. ??1014.

As a result of these statutory changes, the Commission now proposes changes to the ???net metering??? section of its Electric Supplier Rules. You can review the proposed amendments at the Commission???s office in Dover at the address below (and obtain copies for $0.25 per page) or visit the Commission???s Internet website located at http://depsc.delaware.gov, under PSC Order No. 7326 (Dec. 4, 2007). You can also review PSC Order No. 7326 and the proposed amendments in the January 2008 issue of the Delaware Register of Regulations.

The PSC now solicits comments, suggestions, compilations of data, briefs, or other written materials concerning the proposed revisions to its ???net metering??? rules. If you wish to file any such materials, you should submit an original and ten copies of such written documents on or before Wednesday, February 6, 2008. You should file such materials with the PSC at the following address:

Public Service Commission

861 Silver Lake Boulevard

Cannon Building

Suite 100

Dover, Delaware, 19904

Attn: Reg. Dckt. No. 49

If possible, you should accompany such written comments with an electronic version of the submission. Such electronic copy may be filed on a copy-capable CD-Rom disk or sent as an attachment to an Internet e-mail addressed to karen.nickerson@state.de.us.

A Commission Hearing Examiner will conduct an Evidentiary Hearing to consider the proposed amendments and to receive comment and evidence concerning it on Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 10:00 a.m. at the address for the Commission listed above. The Commission will make its decision to adopt, reject, or adopt with modification, the proposed ???net metering??? amendments on the basis of the evidence and information presented of record in this docket. The Commission is authorized to promulgate the proposed amendments under 26 Del.C. ????362 and 1014(d).

If you have questions about this proceeding, you can contact the Commission at 1-800-282-8574 (in Delaware only) or (302) 736-7500 (text telephone available). You can also send inquiries by Internet e-mail addressed to funmi.jegede@state.de.us. If you are disabled and need assistance to be able to participate, please contact the Commission to make arrangements for such assistance.

Public Service Commission

PUBLIC NOTICE

Integrated Resource Planning for the Provision of Standard Offer Service by Delmarva Power & Light Company

ORDER NO. 7318

This 4th day of December, 2007, the Commission determines and Orders the following:

1. In Order No. 7263 (Aug. 21, 2007), the Commission opened this docket to consider promulgating rules that will govern Delmarva Power & Light Company???s (???DP&L???) development of integrated resource plans, or IRPs, for its Standard Offer Service (???SOS???) customers, as authorized by the Electric Utility Retail Customer Supply Act of 2006 (???the Act???). Pursuant to that Order, the Commission Staff drafted proposed IRP rules after consulting with the parties in DP&L???s ongoing IRP docket (PSC Dckt. No. 07-20) and with the three state agencies involved in DP&L???s IRP process. On November 14, 2007, Staff submitted a set of proposed rules entitled ???Integrated Resource Planning Regulation.???

2. By this Order, the Commission accepts Staff???s draft rules and initiates the formal rule-making procedure dictated by the Administrative Procedures Act.

Now, therefore, IT IS ORDERED:

1. That, for the reasons set forth in the body of this Order, and pursuant to 26 Del.C. ??1007(c)(1)c and 29 Del.C. ??10115, the Commission promulgates a proposed Integrated Resource Planning Regulation, a copy of which is appended as Exhibit ???A??? to this Order.

3. That, in addition, the Secretary shall transmit the Notice of Proposed Rule-Making, attached as Exhibit ???B,??? to the Registrar of Regulations for publication in the Delaware Register of Regulations. The Secretary also shall cause such Notice of Proposed Rule-Making to be published in The News Journal and the Delaware State News newspapers on December 19, 2007. The Secretary shall include proof of such publication in the docket file before the public hearing in this matter. Further, the Secretary shall serve (by regular mail or by electronic e-mail) a copy of such Notice on the service list already established in this docket and each person or entity who has made a timely request for advance notice of regulation-making proceedings.

4. That, pursuant to 29 Del.C. ????10115(a) and 10116, persons or entities may file written comments, suggestions, compilations of data, briefs, or other written materials, on or before February 1, 2008. Pursuant to 29 Del.C. ??10117, the Commission will conduct a public hearing on the proposed ???Integrated Resource Planning Regulation??? on Wednesday, March 12, 2008 beginning at 10:00 AM at the Commission???s office at 861 Silver Lake Boulevard, Cannon Building, Suite 100, Dover, Delaware.

5. The Commission reserves the jurisdiction and authority to enter such further Orders in this matter as may be deemed necessary or proper.

BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:

Arnetta McRae, Chair

Joann T. Conaway, Commissioner

Jaymes B. Lester, Commissioner

Dallas Winslow, Commissioner

Jeffrey J. Clark, Commissioner

ATTEST:

Karen J. Nickerson, Secretary

NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE-MAKING TO ADOPT AN ???INTEGRATED RESOURCE PLANNING REGULATION???

TO: ALL STANDARD OFFER SERVICE RETAIL CUSTOMERS OF DELMARVA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY

AND OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS

In 2006, the General Assembly and Governor enacted the ???Electric Utility Retail Customer Supply Act,??? 75 Del. Laws. Ch. 242 ?? 6 (Apr. 6, 2006). The Act required Delmarva Power & Light Company (???DP&L???) to submit an Integrated Resource Plan (???IRP???) with the Public Service Commission (???the Commission???), the Controller General, the Director of the Office of Management and Budget, and the State Energy Office (collectively ???the State Agencies???). The IRP is a document that reflects the end result of an integrated resource planning process by DP&L during which it has systematically evaluated all actions or options for procuring, creating, or load-managing electric supply to meet, at minimal cost, the needs of its Standard Offer Service (???SOS???) retail customers over a ten-year planning period. DP&L filed its initial IRP with the State Agencies on December 1, 2006.

The Commission now proposes an ???Integrated Resource Planning Regulation??? to govern DP&L???s IRP process pursuant to the Act. You can review the proposed regulation at the Commission???s office in Dover at the address below or at the Commission???s Internet website located at http://depsc.delaware.gov, under PSC Order No. 7318. If you wish to submit comments on the proposed regulation, you must file such comments with the Commission on or before Tuesday, February 1, 2008.

A Commission Hearing Examiner will conduct an Evidentiary Hearing to consider the proposed regulation and to receive comment and evidence concerning it on Wednesday, March 12, 2008 at 10:00 a.m. at the address for the Commission listed below. The Commission will make its decision to adopt, reject, or adopt with modification, the proposed IRP regulation on the basis of the evidence and information presented of record in this docket. The Commission is authorized to make rules to accomplish the development of IRPs by DP&L under 26 Del.C. ??1007(c)(1)c.

You should file written comments with the Commission at the following address:

Delaware Public Service Commission

861 Silver Lake Boulevard

Cannon Building, Suite 100

Dover, Delaware 19904

Attn: PSC Reg. Dckt. No. 60

If you have questions about this proceeding, you can contact the Commission at 1-800-282-8574 (in Delaware only) or (302) 736-7500 (text telephone available). You can also send inquiries by Internet e-mail addressed to pamela.knotts@state.de.us. If you are disabled and need assistance to be able to participate, please contact the Commission to make arrangements for such assistance.

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Division of Motor Vehicles

PUBLIC NOTICE

2220 Determining Non-U.S. Citizen Driver License and Identification Card Expiration Dates

As authorized under 21 Delaware Code Sections 302, 2715(a), 3103(a), and Chapters 27 and 31, the Division of Motor Vehicles of the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT), is seeking to adopt regulations for determining the expiration dates of non-U.S. citizen drivers??? licenses and identification cards, as detailed in this publication.

The Department will take written comments on the draft regulations from January 1, 2008 through January 31, 2008.

Questions or comments regarding this document should be directed to:

Jack E. Eanes

Chief of Operations

Division of Motor Vehicles

DelDOT

303 Transportation Circle

PO Box 698

Dover, DE 19903

Phone (302) 744-2515

Fax- (302) 739-2042

E-Mail- Jack.Eanes@state.de.us