Cheshire Government Roundup: Highland Avenue Plans, Energy Projects
Cheshire's planners take up Highland Avenue applications Monday, Oct. 26, as the Energy Commission weighs fuel cells and solar panels for schools.
Cheshire's planners take up Highland Avenue applications Monday, Oct. 26, as the Energy Commission weighs fuel cells and solar panels for schools.
The Town Council was set to vote on a 150-day demolition delay for older buildings and the 2026-27 capital budget; P&Z canceled Oct. 14; a lumber yard plan heads to Wetlands.
Hamden's council agenda carried new contracts for the police and fire chiefs and a $100,000 Putnam Avenue cleanup grant. Five committees did not meet Monday, Oct. 5.
Wallingford's wetlands commission approved a land deal tied to 83 apartments at 110 Leigus Road, WTNH reported, and the Electric Division warned of scam calls.
Cheshire zoning took up three special permits Sept. 28, the Energy Commission listed fuel cells and solar for schools, and appeals hears a CTDOT sidewalk variance Oct. 5.
Cheshire's Veterans Advisory Committee and Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission held meetings on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, while the Youth & Human Services Committee convened Wednesday, March 4. The Board of Education holds a Showcase Meeting today, March 5.
Cheshire residents can attend multiple public hearings and commission meetings in early 2026 on zoning, land use, and the town's Plan of Conservation and Development. A reported sign code concern is under review.