CHESHIRE, CT — Cheshire's Planning and Zoning Commission on Monday, Oct. 26, unanimously approved revised plans for a restaurant site at 1721 and 1755 Highland Ave., according to the meeting's minutes.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission first closed its continued public hearing on the special permit change for the two Highland Avenue lots, which sit in an industrial zone, then approved it at its regular meeting that night. The plan provides 262 parking spaces where 231 are required, the minutes say. Conditions of the approval include state Department of Transportation permits, an as-built plan, drainage test pits and photos of the exterior materials.
Also on Oct. 26, the commission:
- Sent proposed site renovations at 1123 Highland Ave. to a public hearing after no one appeared for the applicant.
- Accepted Stone Bridge Court as a town road and released a bond at 551 W. Johnson Ave.
Energy Commission
The Energy Commission was scheduled to meet Monday, Oct. 26, at 7 p.m. in Room 210 at Town Hall, 84 South Main St. Its agenda included a proposal for fuel cells at the high school and the wastewater treatment plant and for solar panels on six schools, a heat emergency plan with better cooling centers, and a look at energy savings at two schools. Minutes had not been posted as of Friday, Oct. 30.