Durham Government Roundup: Fire Hose Money, Town Board Elections
Durham voters approved up to $12,720 for new fire hose at the Monday, Oct. 5, town meeting and filled library and school finance seats; selectmen had a full agenda.
Durham voters approved up to $12,720 for new fire hose at the Monday, Oct. 5, town meeting and filled library and school finance seats; selectmen had a full agenda.
Cheshire's council approved $12.3 million in school HVAC work again after the state rejected its grant bids, and zoning appeals granted a state sidewalk variance.
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.
Guilford selectmen sent an $800,000, 63-acre land purchase to a Thursday, Oct. 22, town meeting, Patch reported; vehicle buys and six zoning hearings were on agendas.
Orange's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance for new front steps on College Street, and the Town Plan and Zoning Commission cancelled its Oct. 6 meeting.
Branford's zoning hearing on the BJ's Wholesale plan for East Main Street resumes Oct. 15 on Zoom; spoken public comment is mainly set for Oct. 29 at Branford High School.
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.
Middletown’s Planning and Zoning Commission denied the Chick-fil-A proposal after a 4-3 vote fell short of the five votes needed for approval.
Guilford's Sept. 22 selectmen agenda listed a town-property lease hearing, parks, fire-project and land-purchase items; finance had August reports.
Wallingford’s Town Council agenda included a Golden Fox Theater discussion and a proposed five-year lease. The Planning & Zoning Commission had a conservation plan hearing on its agenda.
Woodbridge's zoning commission unanimously approved splitting 1990 Litchfield Turnpike into two lots and set hearings for Oct. 5 and Nov. 2.
Wallingford’s zoning commission listed three cases for continuation, the Economic Development Commission approved its consent agenda, and the Committee on Aging meets Friday.