By Leslie Yager
Asked where the Greenwich Reform Synagogue project stands, Sandy Soule of the building committee, replied on June 30, “GRS is still looking at next steps, so my letter of June 9 continues to represent us.”
Referring to her June 9 letter to the editor, which mostly rebutted criticism from Sarah Cos Cob resident Darer Littman, Soule said, “Laws & regulations should govern this land-use issue and guide the discussion, not rhetoric.”
On June 9 Soule said, in a letter to the editor, “Our synagogue plan speaks for itself. We have gone above and beyond in good faith to address the neighbors’ concerns. We think we can become a positive, constructive part of the neighborhood. We are certain we will be good neighbors.”
The minutes from the ZBA minutes for the June 11 meeting were posted on the ZBA web site. Portion that refers to GRS as follows:
A Special meeting of Greenwich’s Architectural Review Committee is Scheduled for July 10, 2014 at 7:00pm in the Mazza Room at Town Hall. The meeting is to review the proposed architecture and site improvements for The Greenwich Reform Synagogue at 92 Orchard Street.
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