On Tuesday the P&Z commission approved a 50 ft setback for chicken coops. Continue Reading →
P&Z Votes to Implement 50 ft Setback for Chicken Coops to Keep Rats At Bay
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Dec 1-2, 2022
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RTM Votes on Vinci Gardens Despite Pending Lawsuit
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At RTM on Monday, housing authority director Anthony Johnson testified that a lawsuit against the town was settled. On Friday incoming P&Z director Patrick LaRow said that was inaccurate, though they have had “very positive discussions.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Al Shehadi, Allison Walsh, Anthony Johnson, Liz Eckert, Lucy von Brachel, Mareta Hamre
P&Z Watch: “Chicken Coops and Rats. They Go Together Like Peanut Butter and Jelly.”
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One Cos Cob resident said his next door neighbor’s chicken coop and rat nests seriously impacted his family’s quality of life. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Nov 22-30, 2022
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Nov 18-21, 2022
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57 Tomac Ave, Old Greenwich sold on Nov 18, 2022 for $5,200,000 Continue Reading →
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Nov 17, 2022
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Special Committee to Evaluate Options for Future Use of Historic Havemeyer Building
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The building features a theater with a proscenium just wasting away. A drop ceiling was installed in the disused theater to house the building’s HVAC systems. The proscenium arch over the original stage has a Latin inscription which roughly translates to, ‘For the Community and Its People.’ Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Schools, Amy Courage, Andy Duus, Bill Drake, Board of Education, Christina Downey
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Nov 14-16, 2022
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P&Z Watch: Greenwich Train Station Proposal Picks Up Speed
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One sticking point from the otherwise amenable commission concerned drivers dropping passengers along Steamboat Road at the foot of the stairs to the railroad platform. Continue Reading →