In the Long Neck area, there have been upgrades to recreational facilities, Ms. Boyce said. The Baywood Greens Golf Course is now an 18-hole golf course and the state has opened a new boat launch facility at Massey's Landing. Frankford is also increasing its business, said Town Clerk Cindi Brought. The town has rezoned a property from residential to neighborhood business to bring in more store fronts, such as Main Street Computers, which is moving to Frankford from Salisbury, Maryland. The town was also officially notified of receiving the Wilmington Trust building, she said.
Plans are to lease the building.
Since receiving grants and loans, plans are underway to start on the new water treatment facility plant. Selbyville's water and sewer project will be complete early this year, with streets paved, said Town Manager Gary Taylor. The town's remaining lines will be replaced in the spring. Mr. Taylor said a national motel chain is exploring locating in the town. An Arby's, Texaco and Cactus Caf Mexican Restaurant already did so in autumn of 2000, he said.