The owners of Acme supermarket want the town to let them re-open the entrance/exit via Brookside Drive. Continue Reading →
With Only One Exit from Acme, Is It Time To Re-Open Brookside Rd Access for Customers?
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Concerns Surface at District 7 POCD Workshop
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Many of the concerns voiced by residents at the January POCD session at Cole Auditorium surfaced again at the District 7 POCD workshop Tuesday night. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Cone Room, Katie DeLuca, Planning & Zoning, POCD
POCD Workshops Will Focus on Greenwich Ave, Village Centers and Post Rd Corridor
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There are 3 upcoming workshops for community input. The first will begin information gathering. The focus of the second will be on Greenwich Ave and village centers. The third will focus on the Post Rd corridor. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Planning & Zoning, POCD, RTM
Greenwich Public Relations Campaign: Preliminary Results Shared
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On Wednesday the First Selectman’s Economic Advisory Committee talked about the PR campaign results to date. The campaign, funded by a combo of town and private funds, is being spearheaded by PR firm Lou Hammond Group. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Facebook, First Selectman's Economic Advisory Committee, Instagram, Jim Aiello, Katie DeLuca, Paul Settelmeyer
Deal’s Done: Brunswick School Pays $34 Million for Tudor Investment Property
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The purchase of the 43 acre hedge fund headquarters will result in a loss to the Town of Greenwich of $345,121.24 in property taxes. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Schools, Brunswick School, King Street, Planning & Zoning, Tudor Investment Corp
Greenwich Board of Ed May Consent to Town Litigation of 2003 Lighting Restrictions for GHS Fields
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An item has been added by Peter Sherr to Thursday night’s Board of Education meeting agenda to take up the possibility of litigating a 2003 agreement concerning lighting of fields at Greenwich High School. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Bill Effros, Cardinal Stadium, Central Middle School, Greenwich High School, Planning & Zoning, SUNY Purchase
Time’s Running Out for a Concrete Parking Plan at 143 Sound Beach Ave
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The P&Z commission said the applicant seeking to build a 60 unit apartment building at 143 Sound Beach Ave with just 47 parking spots needed to return with more concrete plan. The application has to be wrapped up by Nov 9. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Real Estate, Adam Tooter, Adler Consultants, Chip Haslun, Diane Fox, James Fulton
Unanimous Vote by P&Z on Sheephill Development Stuns Crowd
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Several residents said, “Shame on you,” to P&Z commissioners as they left the hour-long meeting to decide on the application for a multi use building at the corner of Sheephill Rd and East Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Transportation, Greenwich, moderate income housing, Planning & Zoning, Sheephill Road
P&Z Passes New Regs: Wedding Cakes May Get Smaller in Greenwich
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Changes passed to regulations should impact grade plane and retaining walls known as “wedding cakes,” as well as how basements and attics are calculated in FAR. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, attics, basements, Grade Plane, Greenwich, Planning & Zoning, retaining walls
P&Z Okays Coastal Site Plan at 68 Binney Lane Despite Neighbors’ Objections
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“We’re concerned it’ll destroy the value of our properties….The obstruction of our view is not trivial.” – David Nelson
“The proposed house does not suit the ambiance of Tomac Cove.” – Bill Stoddard Continue Reading →