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Search applications and decisions from Salisbury, CTPlanning & Zoning, Inland Wetlands, and Zoning Board of Appeals meetings. Data as of May 10, 2026.

462 matching actions · page 13 of 19

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    Consideration of Completeness and Schedule Hearing for 05/15/2023#2023-0215

    Apr 17, 2023

    Special Permit for a Use Rendering More Than Thirty Percent (30%) of the Total Lot Area in Impervious Surfaces (Section 403.4c)

    13A PORTER STREET

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    Pending Business#2023-0214

    Apr 3, 2023

    Consideration of Completeness and Possible Decision Property Owner Chris Little, Attorney Mark Capecelatro and Engineer Pat Hackett joined the meeting to represent the application. Attorney Capecelatro explained an earlier version of this application warranted revision, due to concern from the Commission about diversion of stormwater runoff from the front buildings and parking area into a culvert on Route 112. Engineer Hackett redesigned and improved the stormwater management plan designed to take advantage of the excellent drainage capacity of the property’s soil, and resolved the roof water runoff concern. Attorney Capecelatro remarked all other aspects of the application are the same as previous. Engineer Hackett presented the stormwater management site plan, and explained areas in the front and rear of the property recently had a binder course installed. Two basins were installed with a high point in-between, so there is a Drainage Area A and Drainage Area B, a divide between the two buildings. Engineer Hackett proposed a two-unit drywell be installed where the basins are located. The drywell has an open top, and would use similar cast iron catch basin frames for ease of maintenance. The water runoff from roofs were tied into the catch basins, so a proposed fifty-foot filter drain can be installed to catch runoff, but the water that does not infiltrate will overflow into the basins. Secretary Whalen asked if all stormwater runoff will still be discharged into the catch basins, Engineer Hackett replied no, only overflow. Secretary Whalen asked if all drainage systems on this property are connected. Engineer Hackett replied yes. The system is designed to hold up to six inches of water, but above that, overflow must be discharged.

    438 LIME ROCK ROAD

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    Possible Consideration of Modification#2023-0211

    Apr 3, 2023

    Site Plan Modification for 818 SF Addition to Existing Staff Dormitory and Camp Kitchen in the LPOD (Section 404)

    410 TWIN LAKES ROAD

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    Continue Hearing, Possible Consideration#2023-0209

    Apr 3, 2023

    Special Permit for Change of Use – Multifamily, High Turnover Restaurant, Mixed Use Commercial, and a Use Rendering More than 30% of the Lot Impervious (Sections 205.2, 209.2, 403.4)

    343 MAIN STREET

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    Consideration of Completeness and Possible Decision#2023-0213

    Apr 3, 2023

    Site Plan Modification to Convert Single Family Faculty Housing to Contain Two Units

    22 LIME ROCK ROAD

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    New Business#2023-0214

    Mar 20, 2023

    Site Plan Approval for Change of Use from Storage Building to Carpentry or Woodworking, Generator, Driveway and Parking Improvements

    438 LIME ROCK ROAD

  7. P&Z

    Reception and#2023-0213

    Mar 20, 2023

    Site Plan Modification to Convert Single Family Faculty Housing to Contain Two Units

    22 LIME ROCK ROAD

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    Reception and Possible Consideration#2023-0212

    Mar 20, 2023

    Site Plan to demolish and Construct New Single Family Dwelling and Associated Site Improvements in the LPOD (Section 404)

    410 TWIN LAKES ROAD

  9. P&Z

    Request for Site Plan Modification for Driveway in the LPOD (Section 404)#2020-0188

    Mar 20, 2023

    Possible Consideration Engineer Pat Hackett joined the meeting to represent the application and present a modified site plan. Engineer Hackett shared that the property owners would like to change the configuration of the driveway to a loop, and use bituminous open gradation pavement in lieu of pavers, to be more consistent and anticipate less maintenance. Chairman Klemens asked how much paving would be added, and if additional “layer cake” designs will be included. Engineer Hackett replied there is ninety-two additional square feet of porous pavement, and the extension will include additional filtration underneath the surface. Secretary Whalen asked if stone pavers will still be in use, Engineer Hackett

    140 SOUTH SHORE ROAD

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    Other Business#2023-0209

    Mar 20, 2023

    Special Permit for Change of Use – Multifamily, High Turnover Restaurant, Mixed Use Commercial, and a Use Rendering More than 30% of the Lot Impervious (Sections 205.2, 209.2, 403.4)

    343 MAIN STREET

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    Pending Business#2023-0211

    Mar 20, 2023

    Possible Consideration of Modification Executive Director (ED) Jeff Bravin joined the meeting to answer questions from the Commission. Chairman Klemens asked if approval was received from Torrington Area Health District (TAHD), ED Bravin replied no, TAHD was investigating a septic tank concern due to an increase in staff members, as new state regulations have increased from thirty-five to fifty gallons per person, potentially requiring a

    410 TWIN LAKES ROAD

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    New Business#2023-0211

    Feb 21, 2023

    Possible Consideration of Modification Design engineer George Johannesen of Allied Engineering joined the meeting. He noted that the request is slightly different than as shown on the site plan. The site plan proposes an addition to expand the existing kitchen and the construction of a loading dock. Directly above the kitchen, on the second-floor additional beds to accommodate more staff are proposed. They have not received approval from Torrington Area Health District. Mr. Johannesen explained that the concrete loading ramp leading up to the loading dock shown on the site plan must be removed due to cost. Chairman Klemens noted the Commission is unwilling to continue receiving piecemeal site plan modifications, and wishes to see a comprehensive long-term plan for future approvals. Mr. Johannesen agreed to postpone a decision on this site plan modification to an upcoming meeting on March 20th, at 6:30PM via Zoom.

    410 TWIN LAKES ROAD

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    Reception and Possible Consideration#2023-0210

    Feb 21, 2023

    Site Plan for a New Attached Accessory Apartment (Section 208)

    48 STATE LINE ROAD

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    New Business#2023-0209

    Feb 21, 2023

    Special Permit for Change of Use – Multifamily, High Turnover Restaurant, Mixed Use Commercial, and a Use Rendering More than 30% of the Lot Impervious (Sections 205.2, 209.2, 403.4)

    343 MAIN STREET

  15. P&Z

    Super Sumo Enterprises LLC (Little) was withdrawn.#2022-0205

    Feb 21, 2023

    Site Plan Approval for Change of Use from Storage Building to Carpentry or Woodworking, Generator, Driveway and Parking Improvements

    438 LIME ROCK ROAD

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    New Business#2023-0208

    Jan 17, 2023

    DOR: 01/17/2023 Engineer George Johannesen joined the meeting. Mr. Johannesen explained a four-hundred square foot art barn is proposed for construction to the left of the athletic courts, which they received approval for installation last year. The barn will be constructed on piers, and is intended for art supply

    410 TWIN LAKES ROAD

  17. P&Z

    Reception and Possible Consideration#2022-0208

    Jan 17, 2023

    Site Plan to Demolish Two Existing Residences and Construct New Single-Family Residence in the Lake Protection Overlay District (Section 404)

    27 & 29 West Shore Place

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    Reception and Possible Consideration#2022-0208

    Jan 17, 2023

    Site Plan to Demolish Two Existing Residences and Construct New Single-Family Residence in the Lake Protection Overlay District (Section 404)

    27 WEST SHORE PLACE

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    Pending Business#2022-0205

    Jan 17, 2023

    Site Plan Approval for Change of Use from Storage Building to Carpentry or Woodworking, Generator, Driveway and Parking Improvements

    438 LIME ROCK ROAD

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    Brief Items and Announcements#2021-0153

    Dec 13, 2022

    DOH 10/26/2021 - Continue Hearing & Possible Consideration Mark Capecelatro (Mark J. Capecelatro LLC, Attorney and Counselor at Law), Teepoo Riaz, and Luciano Valdivia represented Firehouse Place LLC at 9/9A Sharon Road in Lakeville for the Special Permit for Parking Flexibility and Satellite Parking associated with Change of Use from Low Turnover Restaurant, Retail, and Office to Low Turnover Restaurant and Apartment. Mr. Capecelatro presented the following modifications to the proposed site plan to meet Planning and Zoning parking regulations:

    9 & 9A Sharon Road

  21. P&Z

    Brief Items and Announcements#2021-0149

    Dec 13, 2022

    DOH 10/18/2021 (extension granted to 12/13/2021) – Continue Hearing & Possible Consideration Alternate Allee recused her position for the continued hearing and possible consideration of special permit application #2021-0149 at 119

    119 LONG POND ROAD

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    Brief Items and Announcements#2021-0149

    Dec 13, 2022

    DOH 10/18/2021 (extension granted to 12/13/2021) – Continue Hearing & Possible Consideration Alternate Allee recused her position for the continued hearing and possible consideration of special permit application #2021-0149 at 119

    121 LONG POND ROAD

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    Brief Items and Announcements#2021-0052

    Dec 13, 2022

    Request for 6-Month Extension (6/16/2022) William V. Grickis (Grickis Law Offices) represented 181 Interlaken LLC at 181 Interlaken Road in Lakeville for submission of a six-month extension of a temporary zoning permit for a playscape.

    21 CANTERBURY LANE

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    Action#2022-0207

    Dec 12, 2022

    Special Permit for Vertical Expansion of Nonconforming Dwelling (Section 503)

    16 WOODLAND DRIVE

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    Reception,#2022-0207

    Nov 21, 2022

    Special Permit for Vertical Expansion of Nonconforming Dwelling (Section 503)

    16 WOODLAND DRIVE