Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
Attendees
Decisions
Agenda Items
#6.1
Petition for a zoning text amendment to create a new Section 4.25 and amend Sections 1.15, 4.18, 5.6, and 6.2 of the Middletown Zoning Code regarding regulation of tobacco specialty retailers, the sales of tobacco related products, and illegal cannabis sales
Director Kozikowski presented the application, explaining the motivation behind the text amendment and the proposed changes to the zoning code
Petition for a zoning text amendment to create a new Section 4.25 and amend Sections 1.15, 4.18, 5.6, and 6.2 of the Middletown Zoning Code regarding regulation of tobacco specialty retailers, the sales of tobacco related products, and illegal cannabis sales
Director Kozikowski presented the application, explaining the motivation behind the text amendment and the proposed changes to the zoning code
#7.1
Request for a subdivision creating three (3) lots from a 6.3 acre property located at Freeman Road (Map-Lot: 54-0028) in the R-60 zone
Kirk Blomberg and Kyle Blomberg presented the application, and Director Kozikowski added that the applicant has been working with the Health Department to address their comments
Request for a subdivision creating three (3) lots from a 6.3 acre property located at Freeman Road (Map-Lot: 54-0028) in the R-60 zone
Kirk Blomberg and Kyle Blomberg presented the application, and Director Kozikowski added that the applicant has been working with the Health Department to address their comments
#8.1
Request for a site plan approval for the construction of a multi-use trail through city property near Lawrence School located at Kaplan Drive in the R-1 zone
Director Kozikowski introduced the project, and Mike Doherty presented the plan, focusing on the section of trail from Mile Land to Tuttle Road
Request for a site plan approval for the construction of a multi-use trail through city property near Lawrence School located at Kaplan Drive in the R-1 zone
Director Kozikowski introduced the project, and Mike Doherty presented the plan, focusing on the section of trail from Mile Land to Tuttle Road
Public Comments
Spoke in favor of the multi-use trail connection, saying it's a really important part of the Central Connecticut Loop Trail
Stated that the 10 busts by the police department are very encumber some, and that this amendment was well written and will greatly help with keeping Middletown safe