Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting, August 6, 2024

 

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The Planning and Zoning Commission held their meeting recently on August 6, 2024.

Of interest:

4. Town of Greenwich - Department of Public Works; application PLPZ2024 00246, for a Municipal Improvement, to replace the Dorothy Hamill Rink with the Eugene Morlot Memorial Park, with a new 40,671 sq. ft. rink facility to be located to the north of the current rink building, relocation and replacement of the current baseball field, improved vehicular circulation, a walking path for passive recreation through the park, additional signage to identify the Byram Veterans Memorial Tree Grove, and the location of the Thomas Lyons House, and related site work, the result of which would exceed 150,000 cubic feet in building volume, for the properties of 11.53 and 1.79 acres, located at 0 Western Junior Highway and 1 Sue Mertz Way, in the R-6 Zone. (Staff: PL) (Must decide by 8/27/2024) (Maximum extension to decide available to 11/24/2024).

5. Town of Greenwich - Department of Public Works; application PLPZ2024 00247, for a Preliminary Site Plan and Special Permit, to replace the Dorothy Hamill Rink with the Eugene Morlot Memorial Park, with a new 40,671 sq. ft. rink facility to be located to the north of the current rink building, relocation and replacement of the current baseball field, improved vehicular circulation, a walking path for passive recreation through the park, additional signage to identify the Byram Veterans Memorial Tree Grove, and the location of the Thomas Lyons House, and related site work, the result of which would exceed 150,000 cubic feet in building volume, for the properties of 11.53 and 1.79 acres, located at 0 Western Junior Highway and 1 Sue Mertz Way, in the R-6 Zone. (Staff: PL) (Must open by 8/15/2024) (Maximum extension to open available to 10/19/2024.

7. Glen Plaza Associates LLC; application PLPZ 2024 00295, for a Zoning Map Amendment, to re-zone a 9,563 s.f. part of the 6.2 acre property located at 21 Glenville Street from the RA-1 zone to the LBR-2 zone. A copy of the proposed zoning map amendment is shown on the Proposed Amendment to Building Zone Regulation Map on file and available in the Planning and Zoning Office, Greenwich Town Hall, 101 Field Point Road, Greenwich, CT 06830, and on the Town of Greenwich’s website at: https://www.greenwichct.gov/DocumentCenter/View/44602/21_GlenvilleStreet_P (Staff: TK) (Must open by 9/12/2024) (Maximum extension to open available to 11/16/2024 (future home of Glenville Dececco Supermarket).

8. Glen Plaza Associates LLC; application PLPZ 2024 00288, for a Final Site Plan and Special Permit, to renovate the existing supermarket building and construct a 7,777 s.f. addition, to include an enclosed dumpster and loading dock area, storage area, refrigeration storage, an entrance vestibule, second floor mechanical and storage area, new rear entrance, and to expand the rear parking lot and create a landscaped plaza, with related site work, stormwater management and landscaping, on a 6.2 acre lot, located at 21 Glenville Street, in the LBR-2 and RA-1 zones. (Staff: TK) (Must open by 9/26/2024) (Maximum extension to open available to 11/30/2024.

8-30g:

9. Mason Street Partners, LLC; application PLPZ 2024 00148, for a Final Site Plan and Special Permit, to develop properties on both the east and west side of Mason Street, to build a mixed use, commercial and an assisted housing development, per Section 8-30g of the CT State Statutes. The proposed action would construct two (2) buildings, where the first floor is retail, and the upper floors would be 92 residential units where 28 units, (29% of the total unit count) would be below market, deed restricted for a minimum period of 40-years. The west side building would be 40 units, with 7,265 sq. ft. of retail space and 5 stories tall, with 16 parking spaces. The east side building would 52 units, with 7,909 sq. ft. of retail space and 6 stories tall, with 151 Parking spaces. The west side parcel is located at 405 Greenwich Avenue, 290-294 Mason Street, is 13,330 sq. ft. in total lot area and within the CGBR, CGB and CGIO Zones. The East side parcel is located at 275-289, and 309-321 Mason Street, is 53,885 sq. ft. in total lot area, and is within the CGB and CGIO zones. (Staff: PL) (Must close by 7/9/2024) (Extension to close granted. Maximum extension to close available to 9/6/2024) (Opened at the 5/29/2024 meeting and heard at the 7/9/2024 meeting) (Seated: Alban, Macri, Levy, Welles (for Lowe), Yeskey). Downtown Greenwich.



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