Planning & Zoning Commission

East Hampton Planning and Zoning Commission continued a mixed-use special permit hearing and advanced accessory dwelling unit regulations. The Commission postponed the public hearing for Skinner Street Properties LLC's application to modify a special permit at 46 Skinner Street, voting unanimously

East Hampton Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approves middle-housing compliance amendments and subdivision. Chair Ray Zatorski and the full six-member voting panel voted 6-0 to adopt text amendments to multiple code sections required by Connecticut Public Act 25-1 governing middle housing

Planning & Zoning Commission voted 6-1 to deny an application by Lakewood Estates, LLC to reduce acreage and open space requirements for Housing Opportunity Development projects. Chair Ray Zatorski oversaw a packed public hearing featuring dueling attorneys, roughly two dozen residents, and one

Planning Commission continues contentious zone change hearing, approves recycling station. The commission continued its public hearing on a proposal by William House to rezone 200 West High Street from residential to commercial, moving the matter to June 3 after ten residents spoke in opposition

Planning & Zoning Commission approves two major applications unanimously. The commission voted 7-0 to approve Tony Flannery's three-lot re-subdivision at Map 6, Block 37, Lot 1, with conditions requiring the shared driveway agreement to be executed by staff and erosion control plans in future site