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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTemporary and Conditional Permit (97) APPLICATION FOR ~' TOWN OF SOUTH W I N D S 0 R TO BE COMPLETED BY BOARD ZONING BOARD *OF APPEALS Filed . . . . (DA T E I 1. A and `suo Application pp &tf6nts must be filed in duplicate. Fee . : . . . . . . . . . lication 2. Application Tnust be typewri,ten or printed in ink. ® � 3. A17 i�tems,.,MUst bP' answer Al'tir' The application will be Receipt No. . . ret "'d;Jf incohiplet4�` or not described satisfactorily. 4. The ppl"ication must be delivered to the Building Department or Planning Deptment by the 15th of the month. 5. The sign purchased from the Planning Department must be displayed on the property at least 10 days prior to the Public Hearing in a location visible from all public streets. 6. A Class D or better survey of the property in question must be submitted with the application showing streets, lot lines, building lines, zone boundary lines, dimensions and buildings present and proposed, and buildings_ on adjacent properties and distance from subject property. 7. If a variance is being requested, a legal description of the property must be submitted with the -application. (Obtained from mortgage records) . 8. The applicant, or his representative, must be present for the Public Hearing, the time, date and place to be advised by mail. 9. Inquiries on this application may be directed to the Planning Department or Building Department at the Town Hall. APPLICANT 1,Y'1 � ,c.,�� ��. H ir,�c� r"J L-1 MAILING ADDRESS: t'7 OWNER OF RECORD OF PROPERTY IN QUESTION: I�'1i1RCiH ff Ai i f+� ti �_t �'_l LOCATION OF PROPERTY IN QUESTION: 117 ZONE H - < c) CHECK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: REQUEST VARIANCE TO SECTION OF THE ZONING REGULATIONS TO ALLOW OR SPECIFIC EXCEPTION OR APPROVAL UNDER SECTION OF THE ZONING REGULATIONS TO ALLOW Q OR STATE HEARING UNDER SECTION OF THE GENERAL STATUTES FOR AV OR TEMPORARY AND CONDITIONAL PERMIT FOR _1 onlf <;TSL ,� -Lx���� [_ Lc-'�)(i I- _ D OR AN APPEAL FROM THE ZONING OFFICER' S DECISION INVOLVING (over) Rev. 10-82 Is applicant a corporation, co-partnership or individual? Tt\j�zv (If Corporation, submit a list of officers; if co-partnership, submit a list of owners. ) Is the applicant owner, lessee or prospective tenant? Are there any liquor outlets within the restricted area? Q' A (If yes, submit a list of the liquor outlets, their locations and distances from the property in question. ) Is this property within 500 feet of another town line? N o State clearly the particular hardship or unnecessary difficulty that prompts this application and indicate why other options are unacceptable. (Use -a separate sheet of paper if necessary. ) Dated this /D day of ��� � , 19 _ APPLICANT : Signatu OWNER: (Signature ACTION OF THE BOARD at the meeting held on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GRANTED DENIED . . . . . :�. ; . �; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • � J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Restrictions: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Application for Town of South Windsor Zoning Board of Appeals By Arthur and Marcia Levy 77 Northview Drive My children and I suffer from .numerous allergies to many different foods and chemicals, including to cow's milk and its products. As a .nutritionist I am aware of just how important milk can be to the diet of a pregnant or .nursing woman, as well as to growing children. It is particularly important as a source of calcium for the development of strong bones and healthy teeth. If the mother's diet is deficient, her body will deplete her own bones of calcium to provide what it can to the developing fetus or .nursing baby. While this helps the child somewhat ( they are still much better off if the mother's diet is nutritionally complete), it is extremely detrimental to the mother. Unless the calcium is replaced in her diet, the mother may later develop a disease called osteoporosis. This can lead to bone deformaties in later years involving a great deal of pain, and is best known for causing brittle bones which break easily and far too often. A lack of sufficient calcium in the diet of younger and middle-aged women is the major cause of fractured hips in the elderly. Unfortunately, due to my allergies, I am unable to tolerate any cow's milk, dairy products, or vitamin/mineral supplements. Despite my severely restricted diet, I have had 3 children, the youngest of which is only 8 weeks old, and is being breast fed (my others are 4 and 8 years old). Both my obstetrician and pediatri- cian are very concerned about my vitamin and mineral intake, both for my own health, and that of my children - especially the baby, who is totally dependant on my diet for her nutritional well-being. I have recently found, however, that I can tolerate fresh goats milk if it is from a particular breed of animal ona particular type of diet. (I have tried goats milk before from other breeds on other diets, and have been unable to drink it). While this may sound odd at first, there are definite differences in the amounts of butterfat and types of proteins in the milks of various breeds of both cows and goats. The feed that goes into an animal is known to affect the milk's flavor - it affects its composition, as well, and apparently my ability to tolerate it. The only way for me to be able to completely control the animal and it's feed is for me to keep the goat myself. While my husband and I would love to be able to buy a farm and do this the "right" way, we are just not in a position to do so. The only option available to us, therefore, is to request this variance. I can assure you that we will take the utmost care to eliminate any potential problems. Our backyard is fenced in; in addition we will fence in a small pen in back of our garage, out of everyone's way. Manure will be removed on a regular basis. If properly taken care of, goats make excellent pets - they are the same size as a large dog, and make no more noise, odor, or other trouble. We have talked to all of our .neighbors, and no one has any objection to our request. I do hope that you will grant us this temporary variance to allow us to keep a goat in our backyard. It is of the utmost importance that we have access to this desperately needed source of calcium and other required .nutrients. Our health depends on it. Thank you. 10 VIM Be U7 A . U Tio-wn, o-P S-otdA 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE - SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 AREA CODE 203/644-2511 SOR-Co October 17, 1984 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Levy 77 Northview Drive South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Levy: Your application to the South- Windsor Zoning Board of Appeals will be heard at a public hearing on Thursday, November 1, 1984 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the South- Windsor Town Hall, 1540 Sullivan Avenue, South Windsor. You, or someone representing you,.must be present. The sign purchased from the Building Department must be displayed on the property at least 10 days prior to the public hearing in a location visible from all public streets. Enclosed is a receipt for the application fee of $35. Very truly yours, Robert Uarren, Chairman Zoning Board of Appeals �A how o ;D C VTomfe �i 9 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 .^ �" AREA CODE 203/644-2511 k k f f. i November 2, 1984 CERTIFIED MAIL ff I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Levy 77 Northview Drive South Windsor, CT 06074 �I Dear Mr. and Mrs. Levy: Your application to the South Windsor Zoning Board of Appeals requesting a temporary and conditional permit to keep a goat on property known as 77 Northview Drive, South Windsor (A-20 Zone) , has been approved for a period of one year. In granting this application the Board noted that it did not see insurmountable objections to this situation. However, since the permit must be reviewed in one year, if problems have arisen, the Board could exercise control at that time. This action is effective November 16, 1984. Very truly yours, Robert Warren, Chairman Zoning Board of Appeals RW/src t1h a tib e a Y Or a pain in the back, hip or shoulder!The r.-,icn is that small • aches and pains are sometimes a warning sic, . ,r.a very Dam foo&lffie serious health problem called osteoporosis. #1 source for calcium. What ls�Psteo oroslse. The recommended dietary allowance(RDA)for' most people is 800 m of calcium. But most doctors Osteoporosis Is also known as the"Brittle Bone P p g _ _ Disease."This painful and often crippling condition agree that women need even more calcium to avoid affects both men and women. However, due to normal hormone-related calcium loss. Studies show that, hormonal changes, it is most common in women over between the ages of 35 and 50, women need as much as 40. When osteoporosis strikes,bones become so thin and 1500 mg of calcium per day. . brittle that they break very easily. What are some good calcium sources? Dairy products are the.most calcium-rich foods you can eat. Here's a Thekey: Keep up your sampling of the calcium content of some dairy foods: cal •• �m FOOD CALCIUM cium• Osteoporosis develops slowly. WHOLE MILK I CUP 291 mg So slowly, to fact, that it may Cake years before you SKIM MILK I CUP 302 mg realize that you have it, and then, It's Coo late. There IS PLAIN LOWFAT YOGURT 1 CUP 415 mg y CHEDDAR CHEESE 1 Oz. 204 mg no cure for osteoporosis.-But, through proper diet, it may SWISS CHEESE I Oz. 272 mg be prevented. So,give yourself a break, that's easy on Osteoporosis may be prevented if you know the score your bones. Be sure you're getting a _._ w on calcium. So support your bones nutritious, balanced diet which with the good nutrition of dairy includes plenty of real dairy foods. foods and they'll support you. s Don t be a ti ig pal 1 the ne k f , j - calcium loser. i ,. 11.f, r _ • • ter,. � , rfoy7 t�C.l(-c�,C 1 t s american dairy association`' /rp� � HOWARD A. SCHWARTZ. M. D. ZS35 AI...BANY AVENUE BISHOP'S CORNER WEST HARTFORD. CONN. 06117 PHONE 232-7619 October 2, 1984 To Whom It May Concerns MarshaLevy's children are and have been under my care since birth. At present, her youngest child is an in- fant who is being breast fed by Mrs . Levy and will be for the f orseeable future . In order for the baby to be breast fed successfully, it is extremely important that her mother's nutrition be complete . Unfortunately, Mrs. Levy is a highly all- ergic person who reacts to many foods as well as to many other things . She cannot tolerate any type of food made from cow's milk or any type of vitamin or mineral supplement . This of course makes her ability to produce nutri- tionally complete breast milk difficult . She has recently found however that she is able to tolerate fresh goats milk. This is an excellent source of elements that her diet has been lacking. It would, therefore , be very important that she be allowed to have a goat on her property and available for daily milking. Si rely, ward A . hwartz, M.D. HAS/mqk GYNECOLOGY & OBSTETRICS, P.C. Richard F.Jones, III,M.D. William J. Hewett, M.D. Richard J.Kates,M.D. Edmund H.Olson,M.D. Karen Zabrensky,M.D. 100 RETREAT AVENUE HARTFORD,CONNECTICUT 06106-2574 TELEPHONE 246-8568 October 3, 1984 To Whom It May Concern: Marcia Levy is a patient of mine who will need a source of fresh goat's milk because of multiple food allergies and nursing. -- a Thank you, 1 ndl/RJK chard J. Ka s, MD Mr. and Mrs . Bryan J. Ouellette 73 Northview Drive South Windsor CT 06074 October 11, 1984 Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor CT 06074 To Whom It May Concern: We have been advised by our neighbors , Mr. and Mrs . Levy, that they intend, if a variance is passed, to keep a goat in their back yard. We are aware of Mrs . Levy' s allergic condition and have no objections . If you need any further information please feel free to contact us . Very truly yours , Mr. and Mrs . 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