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Last week’s P&Z approval of an application for martial arts studio at 30 South Water Street represented something of a compromise from a previous request to change the zone from Water-Based (WB) to LBR-2. The martial arts studio, a “group fitness use,” was considered a less non-conforming use than a bank, and therefore less detrimental to the neighborhood. Continue Reading →
Noting the large turnout, Camillo, who is running for re-election for a third term this November, offered to schedule a future forum at a bigger venue. He offered to pick a date in late September after the Sept 24 Valley Jam, and work with local PTA’s to spread the word. Continue Reading →
A pre-application to develop a 28 acre property would preserve a Tudor from 1930 and designate 60% of the acreage as conservation land. Continue Reading →
The Development is proposed for 200 Pemberwick Rd and 0 Comly Ave, which are on either side of the Byram River.
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On Wednesday a call to the restaurant indicated it is no longer Macelleria. Instead it is George Seafood & Steakhouse. Continue Reading →
CNG, the gas utility company, is eyeballing 112 South Water Street in Byram as a regional operations facility for Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The recommended plan includes removal of the two US Route 1 bridges spanning the Byram River and construction of new bridges within the same footprint at a high elevation and without any piers that enter the floodway in order to reduce restrictions to river flow. Continue Reading →
Pemberwick residents said the destructive flooding this week was not from the Byram River, but rather from the west, where the ball field in Pemberwick Park was destroyed. Continue Reading →
The Mead School previously occupied the site at 200 Pemberwick Road in the 1980s. Continue Reading →
The CT Dept of Transportation is holding a public meeting on Project 56-319, bridge 03514 – 684 North over Byram River on March 27 at the Western Greenwich Civic Center. Continue Reading →