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Amends Executive Order 18 to authorize updates to the Delaware Permitting Accelerator with the governor’s written approval and consultation with affected agencies. Requires prompt online publication of the current version with its version number and effective date. Preserves the other provisions of Order 18 and states that the accelerator creates no enforceable private right. Projects already accepted that satisfy the version promulgated on this date are deemed eligible as of their original acceptance or designation. Updates require written approval, affected-agency consultation and prompt publication with a version and effective date. Previously accepted projects qualify only under the stated version conditions. Current published versions, individual approvals and implementation still need review. The chart does not isolate this action’s effect.

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subject to the Governor's written approval

Creates the Office of Small Business Access and an agency liaison network. Directs plain-language materials, including new core materials in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole; a 120-day effort to streamline low-risk food-business regulation while preserving food-safety authority; and a joint-inspection pilot. Directs payment to small businesses within 15 days after invoice approval, requests a capital-program clearinghouse, and calls for Opportunity Zone recommendations by June 15. These directives do not establish that payments, reforms or reports were completed. The 15-day payment directive begins after invoice approval. Food-business streamlining preserves food-safety authority; the 120-day pilot and June 15 Opportunity Zone recommendations are deadlines, not proof of delivery or business growth. The chart does not isolate this action’s effect.

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Office of Small Business Access

Continues supplier-diversity initiatives and establishes duties for the Governor’s Supplier Diversity Council, including a Microbusiness Focus Program, training, procurement recommendations and annual reporting. Requires agency supplier-diversity liaisons within 30 days, agency plans for review by September 30 and approved plans filed with the governor by December 30. Continues contract-publication and spending-report requirements. Prior Executive Order 49 remains effective except where it conflicts with this order. The order promotes opportunities to compete and does not award a contract to a particular business. Agency planning, training and reporting directions do not award a particular contract or establish business revenue. EO 49 continues where consistent; September 30 plan review and December 30 filing deadlines are separate from issuance. The chart does not isolate this action’s effect.

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Microbusiness Focus Program

Implements the attached Delaware Permitting Accelerator for qualifying housing, mixed-use, energy, broadband, water and sewer projects. Establishes coordinated agency review, priority-project selection, a public dashboard and reporting. The original housing framework calls for determinations within 120 business days after application completeness, subject to documented extensions. Preserves statutory procedures, public participation, substantive environmental and safety standards, and local land-use authority. Order 23 later authorizes controlled updates; this record describes the original attached framework, not every later version or completed project. Source note: attachment section 4(h) refers to section 2(e) for mixed-use development, while the mixed-use definition is in section 2(d); no corrected legal cross-reference is inferred. Housing determinations generally run from application completeness, with documented extensions. Energy determinations generally allow 120 business days after completeness or the required hearing/comment close, and 180 for complex projects. Substantive laws, public participation and local land-use authority remain. Attachment 4(h) has an inconsistent mixed-use cross-reference. EO 23 later permits controlled updates; the current version and individual project decisions require separate review. The chart does not isolate this action’s effect.

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120 business days

Directs publication and use of the updated State Strategies planning documents and maps, corridor planning with Sussex County, a statewide smart-growth visioning process and coordination of infrastructure investment. Directs expansion of the Downtown Development District program to the allowable 15 districts and applications opening February 4. Calls for improvements to the Preliminary Land Use Service process, including movement toward 45-day completion, and rescinds Governor Carney’s Order 42. These are planning directives rather than proof of completed development. Source note: The PDF and HTML use different wording for the five-year State Strategies update requirement. This summary does not resolve or assert a precise deadline for that provision; the signed PDF is the primary record. Planning, corridor work, an application opening and a 45-day process target do not prove projects approved, funding awarded or additional output. The original PDF and HTML differ in their five-year update wording; no precise deadline for that clause is inferred. The chart does not isolate this action’s effect.

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Delaware Strategies for State Policies and Spending