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pplication ITOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR Ion
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS ;
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South Windsor
Planning & Zoning Coo-nmissiou
I2�OETAAT: This application must be submitted to the Planning Department by the second
Friday of the preceding month to insure being heard at the next meeting.
ALL ITEMS MUST BE ANSiiEtM AND ALL SUPPLEMENTS MUST BE SUMffTTED. THE APPLICATION WILL BE
RETURMW IF INCOMPLETE.
t be filed in duplicate.
or printed in ink.
roperty in question must be submitted with the
aes, building lines, zone boundary lines, dimensions,
n�1 snd buildings on adjacent properties and distance
legal description of the property must be submitted
1 :ion can be obtained from mortgage records.
Lt must be displayed on the property at least 10 days
ration visible from all abutting streets.
must be present for the public hearing. The time,
je advised by mail.
Inquiries on this application may be directed to the Planning Department at the South
Windsor Town Hall. ,
APPLICANT:
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OWNER OF RECORD OF PROPERTY IN QUESTION Lr I/
LOCATION OF PROPERTY IN QUESTION i�I S.v ,� Cck!( Il d
ZONE OF PROPERTY IN QUESTION �hI �( �e al ee S A elvL l -J
CHECK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
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Request Variance to Section of the Zoning Regulations to allow
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or state hearing under Section of the General Statutes for
or temporary and conditional permit for
or an appeal from the Zoning Officer's decision involving
Is applicant a corporation or co-partnership?L!`yf,(Am6'14 Ccr1(kt'V?"ln I o L'1 fh r�
(If Corporation, submit a list of officers. If' o-partnership, submit a list of owners).
Is the applicant owner, lessee, or prospective tenant? I\0
Are there any liquor outlets within the restricted area? KC)
(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? rC)
State clearly the unusual hardship or exceptional difficulty that prompts this application
and indicate why other options are unacceptable. (Use a separate sheet of paper if
necessary).
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APPLICANT:
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OWNER: Q 8IR S.L.0 P N ►► i T"S N S
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ACTION OF THE BOARD
GRANTED DENIED
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' PINNEY, PAYNE, VAN LENTEN, BURRELL. WOLFE & DILLMAN, P.C.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
A SCAALE FINNEY 25 WEST STREET
NEW MILrOPD OrrICE
Donal a.►AYNE. POST OFFICE BOX 650 A0 MA,N ATPEET
TMOM"W.V..LCNTCN NCW MILrOND.CONNECTICUT 00770
NUDM A.DUNPELL DANBURY, CONNECTICUT 06a{O _ C203I 30S.0 aI
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WILLIAM S.STLCLE.JP.
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JErrPCY S.SIC—EWIC: PIDD(rIELD,CONNEC71CUT 06077
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JAMS M.MALCNEY
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IIICMACL S.MCKLNNA THOMAS L.CNLN(Y
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Nancy R. SiAnkiewic` January 29 , 1986 New Milford
'LEASE PCPLY TO
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George R. Sullivan, Jr . , Chairman
Zoning Board of Appeals
Town of New Milfora
24 Church Street
New :Milford , Ct . 06776
RE : "•Iotificatzon of P r o o e r t y Owners Of
Variable Application by DOT
Dear Mr . Sullivan :.
I have researched -the issue of whether property owners whose
land is to be condemned by a state agency must consent to the
agency' s application for a variance . The answer is clearly, no .
Section 48-24 of the General Statutes gives the condemning
authority the power to obtain a variance for the portion of
property which will remain after the taking , in Smith v . zoning
Board of Appeals , 174 Conn . 323 ( 1978 ) , where the plaintiff
property owners were neither notified of nor consented to the
application for a variance , the Connecticut Supreme Court stated :
The remaining issue in this appeal is the -
plaintiff' s claim that the granting of a
variance without their consent violates their
constitutional right to just compensation by
forcing them to assume the financial risk of
structural alteration or sale Of property
subject to a variance . We disagree . The
Plaintiffs , claims for conseque^tial damages
to the remaining land resulting from the
partial taking could be considered by a trier
Of fact under General Statutes Section 13a-76 .
Damages would be calculated by subtracting the
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i ir4EY. PAYNE.VAN LENTEN. BURRELL.WOLFE 6 OILLMAN,P. C.
George R. Sullivan, Jr . —2— January 23 , 1986
market value of the remainder after the taking
from the market value of the property just
prior to the taking , Laurel , Inc , v . State ,
169 Conn . 195 , 205 , 362 A, a . ; Merioen
v . Highway Commissioner , 169 Conn .
A, a . 1094 .
Mr . Douglas Hummel of the Department of Transportation plans
to notify the record owners- of the property to be condemned for
the Lower Grove Street connection of the variance applications by
certified mail . This method of notification is obviously
sufficient . The Board should consider the variance applications
submitted by the Department of Transportation under these
circumstances .
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Jeffrey B . Sienkiewicz
New Milford Town Counsel
By
Nancy R. Sien iewicz
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o Douglas Hummel
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JOSEPH I. LIEBERMAN
ATTORNEY GENERAL
OF C'N
Lnffirr of Z1Tr _'�'tt6rI1CIT C6r .r;t1
07 BRAINARD ROAD
HARTFORD. CT 06114
Telephone : 566-2257
February 28 , 1986
Douglas M. Hummel
Assistant Property Agent
Office of Rights of Way
Department of Transportation
24 Wolcott Hill Road
Wethersfield , CT 06109
Dear Mr . Hummel :
With reference to our conversation concerning Conn . Gen . Stat .
s 48-24 as of this date I have examined an opinion letter dated
January 24 , 1986 by the law firm of Pinney, Payne, Van Lenten ,
Burrell , Wolfe & Dillman , P.C. addressed to the chairman of the New Milford Zoning Board of Appeals .
Please be informed that I am completely in agreement with said
opinion.
Very truly yours ,
JOSEPH I . LIEBERMAN
ATTORNEY GENERAL
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Paige Everin
Assistant Attorney General
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THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the State of Connecticut, acting herein by its
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Commissioner of Transportation, Emil H. Frankel, pursuant to the provisions of
Section 13a-73(b), the General Statutes of Connecticut, as revised, has taken
by filing an Assessment and Notice of Condemnation on April 25, 1991 ,
with the Clerk of the Superior Court in the Judicial District of Hartford-Ne'.J
Britain at Hartford the following described property owned by The Wapping
Community Church, Inc., 1790 Ellington Road, South Windsor, Connecticut 06074,
j Attn: Tom Rosfjord, President, and in which the following persons and/or
corporation had an interest of record therein:
First Federal Savings and Loan of
East Hartford (Mortgagee)
1137 Main Street
East Hartford, Connecticut 06108
The Metropolitan District (Lien)
555 Main Street
Hartford, Connecticut 06101
i DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
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Said premises are situated in the Town of South Windsor, County of
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Hartford and State of Connecticut, and described as follows:
I� Parcel No. 1, situated on the northeasterly side of Present Sullivan Avenue,
Route 194, containing 0.115 of an acre, F,�oLe or less, and
bounded:
SOUTHWESTERLY - by Present Sullivan Avenue, Route 194, a total
distance of 502.61 feet;
NORTHERLY - by land now or formerly of the Town of South .
I' Windsor, 11 feet, more or less;
I EASTERLY, NORTHEASTERLY - by Owner's remaining land, a total distance of
AND NORTHERLY 566 feet, more or less, by a line designated
"Taking Line, " as shown on the map hereinafter
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SOUTHEASTERLY
- by Present Ellington Road, Route 74, 18 feet,
j; more or less;
SOUTHERLY - by Present Oakland Road, Route 30, 62.55 feet.
Parcel No. 2, Situated on the northerly side of Present Oakland Road, Route
30, containing 0.109 of an acre, more or less, and bounded:
� SOUTHERLY
- by Present Oakland Road, Route 30, 189.8 feet;
NORTHWESTERLY
- by Present Ellington Road, Route 74, 23 feet,
more or less;
NORTHERLY
- by Owner's remaining land, 182 feet, more or
less, by a line designated "Taking Line, " as i
shown on said map;
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EASTERLY I- by land now or formerly of Marion J. Snow, 22
feet, more or less. f
And said two parcels contain a total area of 0.224 of an acre, more or
less, together with all appurtenances, all of which more particularly appears ;
on a map entitled: "Town of South Windsor, Map Showing Land & Easement j
Acquired From Wapping Community Church, Inc. by The State of Connecticut,
Conn. Rte. 194, Rte. 30 & Rte. 74, Scale 1" = 401 , November 1989, Robert W.
Gubala, Transportation Chief Engineer - Bureau of Highways." (132-112-5)
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Said premises are taken together with the following easements and rights
j on portions of Owner's land:
1. A full and perpetual easement to slope for the support of the highway
within an area of 0.010 of an acre, more or less, and located between
and opposite approximate Stations 53+82 and 54+20 left, Base Line
Present Oakland Road, Route 30, as more particularly shown on said
map.
2. A full and perpetual easement to slope for the safety of the highway
!� and remove, use, or retain excavated material within an area of 0.025
of an acre, more or less., and located between and opposite approximate
Stations 126+31 and 127+40 right,
g 124+80 and 126+00 right, 124+03 and !:
124+65 right, Present Sullivan Avenue, Route 194, and Station 52+15
left, Base Line Present Oakland Road, Route 30, and approximate
Station 123+75 right, Base Line Present Sullivan Avenue, Route 194, as I
more particularly shown on said map.
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3. An easement for temporary work area, Parcel No. 1, for the purpose of
access for construction equipment, construction of retaining wall, to
grade, seed and to otherwise restore any areas disturbed during the
j reconstruction of Route 194, Sullivan Avenue and Route 30, Oakland
Road, within an area of 0.202 of an acre, more or less, and located,
between and opposite approximate Stations 127+40 right, Present
Sullivan Avenue, Route 194, and Station 52+15 left, Base Line Present
Oakland Road, Route 30, as more particularly shown on said map.
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Said easement automatically terminates upon completion of the roadway
j reconstruction project unless sooner released by the State. Tne
j+ temporary easement area taken under this paragraph will be restored by
i removal of all temporary installations and by restoring all areas
disturbed during construction. j
j� 4. An easement for temporary work area, Parcel No. 2, for the purpose of
access for construction equipment, construction of retaining wall, to
j grade, seed and to otherwise restore any areas disturbed during the
j reconstruction of Route 194, Sullivan Avenue and Route 30, Oakland
Road, within an area of 0.049 of an acre, more or less, and located j
between and opposite approximate Stations 52+45 and 54+23 left, Base
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Line Present Oakland Road, Route 30, as more particularly shown on
l said map.
t Said easement shall automatically terminate upon completion of the
roadway reconstruction project unless sooner released by the State.
` The temporary easement area taken under this paragraph will be
!1 restored by removal of all temporary installations and by restoring
iff all areas disturbed during construction.
i 5. A right to construct retaining wall, driveway and sidewalk within an
area located between and opposite approximate Stations 124+05 right,
Base Line Present Sullivan Avenue, Route 194, and 53+58 left, Present
Oakland Road, Route 30, as more particularly shown on said map. The
State shall not be responsible for the maintenance of said retaining
wall, driveway or sidewalk.
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!! 6. A right to install timber beam rail within a distance of 110 linear
j� feet, more or less, and located between and opposite approximate
Stations 122+93 and 124+05 right, Base Line Present Sullivan Avenue,
it Route 194, as more particularly shown on said map. The. State shall
f not be responsible for the maintenance of said timber beam rail.
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7. A right to grade and to remove sidewalk and driveway within an area
j located between and opposite approximate Stations 123+10 and 124+70
j� right, Base Line Present Sullivan Avenue, Route 194, as more
particularly shown on said map.
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j The aforesaid three rights shall terminate automatically upon completion
of the work by the State.
The land taken herein is a portion of the premises contained in a
Warranty Deed dated February 10, 1868, and recorded in Volume 6 at Page 439 of
the South Windsor Land Records; a Quit-Claim Deed dated August 5, 1957, and
recorded in Volume 60 at Page 236 of said land records; a Warranty Deed dated"
February 18, 1960, and recorded in Volume 77 at Page 19 of said land records;
a Quit-Claim Deed dated September 28, 1966, and recorded in Volume 116 at Page
534 of said land records; a Quit-Claim Deed dated October 22, 1959, and
recorded in Volume 74 at Page 265 of said land records.
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Dated at Wethersfield, Connecticut, this j day of `' 1991.
Emil H. Frankel
Commissioner of Transportation
t1 State of Connecticut
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IN .,01,1TH 11VINDSOr By �
LANE) ?�t,ORC8 PAGE y0��C� Robert W. Gubala
Chief Engineer
Bureau of Highways
_ _ Duly Authorized
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PINNEY, PAYNE, VAN LENTEN, BURRELL• WOLFE b DILLMAN, P.C.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
A SEARLE PINNEY 26 WEST STREET NEW NILroRD orrlcE
OCINSY 3.►AYNE•
POST OFFICE DOX 6.50 .e MA.N \T.LCT
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NEW MILrCNU.CONKCC T,CUT Oe77e
MUOM A.PIURRELL DANBURY, CONNECTICUT 06810 353.1,al
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WILLIAM S.S71.CLE•JR. 10, MAIN 51 RCET
JErrRCY a.SICNAICW,C: PIDOCrut.D.CONNECT ICUT 05 077
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JAMr.S M.MALCNCY C.CU.SCL
M,CMACL S.MCKENMA THOMAS L.CMENCY
ALI-RED P.rO.,NO
Nancy R. S ienkiewicz January 24 , 1986
.LEASE REPLY To: New Milford .
ALSO ADMITTED IN vA
1.50 AOMITT ED IN D.C.AND NY
George R. Sullivan, Jr . , Chairman
Zoning Board of Appeals
Town of New Milford
24 Church Street
New ;Milford, Ct . 06776
Rom . ?•lotifi cation of Property Owners of
Variable Application by DOT
Dear Mr . Sullivan :.
I have researched the issue of whether property Owners whose
land is to be condemned by a state agency must consent to the
agency' s application for a variance . The answer is clearly,
no .
Section 48-24 of the General Statutes gives the condemning
authority the power to obtain a variance for the portion of
property which will remain after the taking . in Smith v . Zoning
Board of Appeals , 174 Conn . 323 ( 1978 ) , where the p_ainti :f
property owners were neither notified of nor consented to the
application for a variance , the Connecticut Supreme Court stated :
The remaining issue in this appeal is the -
plaintiff ' s claim that the granting of a
variance without their consent violates their
constitutional right to just compensation by
forcing them to assume the financial risk of
structural alteration or sale of property
subject to a variance . P;e disagree . The
plaintiffs ' claims for consequetial damages
to the remaining land resulting from the
partial taking could be considered by a trier
of fact under General Statutes Section 13a-76 .
Damages would be calculated by subtracting the
:' NFY, PAYNENAN LENTEN, BURRELL,WOLFE 6 DILLMAN. P C.
George R. Sullivan, Jr . -2- January 23 , 1986
market value of the remainder after the taking
from the market value of the property just
prior to the taking . Laurel , Inc . v . State ,
169 Conn . 195 , 205 , 362 A, a . Meriden
v . Highway Commissioner , 169 Conn . 65b,—T6T,-
A. a . 1094 .
Mr . Douglas Hummel of the Department of Transportation plans
to notify the record owners- of the property to be condemned for
the Lower Grove Street connection of the variance applications by
certified mail . This method of notification is obviously
sufficient . The Board should consider the variance applications
submitted by the Department of Transportation under these
circumstances .
S, , .
Jeffrey B . Sienki.ewicz
New Milford Town Counsel
By
Nancy R. Sien iewicz
N�/lc
o Douglas Hummel
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JOSEPH I. LIEBERMAN
ATTORNEY GENERAL
OF CONN
Lflffzcc cf !Tc �ttar:Tcu
9) BRAINARD ROAD
HARTFORD. CT M114
Telephone : 566-2257
February 28 , 1986
Douglas M. Hummel
Assistant Property Agent
Office of Rights of Way
Department of Transportation
24 Wolcott Hill Road
Wethersfield , CT 06109
Dear Mr . Hummel :
With reference to our conversation concerning Conn . Gen . Stat .
5 48-24 as of this date I have examined an opinion letter dated
January 24, 1986 by the law firm of Pinney, Payne , Van Lenten ,
Burrell , Wolfe & Dillman , P.C. addressed to the chairman of the
New Milford Zoning Board of Appeals .
Please be informed that I am completely in agreement with said
opinion.
Very truly yours ,
JOSEPH I. LIEBERMAN
ATTORNEY GENERAL
BY:
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Paige Everin
Assistant Attorney General
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'.i 3. An easement for temporary work area, Parcel No. 1, for the purpose of
access for construction equipment, construction of retaining wall, to
I grade, seed and to otherwise restore any areas disturbed during the i
j� reconstruction of Route 194, Sullivan Avenue and Route 30, Oakland.
II Road, within an area of 0.202 of an acre, , more or less, and located
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between and opposite approximate Stations 127+40 right, Present
I Sullivan Avenue, Route 194, and Station 52+15 left, Base Line Present
Oakland Road, Route 30, as more particularly shown on said map.
it Said easement automatically terminates upon completion of the roadway
recoilstrsction project unless sooner released by the State. The
!� temporary easement area taken under this paragraph will be restored by
i removal of all temporary installations and by restoring all areas j
I disturbed during construction.
j{ 4. An easement for temporary work area, Parcel No. 2, for the purpose of
access for construction equipment, construction of retaining wall, to
grade, seed and to otherwise restore any areas disturbed during the
reconstruction of Route 194, Sullivan Avenue and Route 30, Oakland
jl Road, within an area of 0.049 of an acre, more or less, and located
between and opposite approximate Stations 52+45 and 54+23 left, Base
Line Present Oakland Road, Route 30, as more particularly shown on
i said map.
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it Said easement shall automatically terminate upon completion of the
roadway reconstruction project unless sooner released by the State. I
The temporary easement area taken under this paragraph will be
restored by removal of all temporary installations and by restoring j
!� all areas disturbed during construction.
5. A right to construct retaining wall, driveway and sidewalk within an
area located between and opposite approximate Stations 124+05 right,
j Base Line Present Sullivan LIvenue, Route 194, and 53+58 left, Present
Oakland Road, Route 30, as more particularly shown on said map. The
State shall not be responsible for the maintenance of said retaining
If wall, driveway or sidewalk.
6. A right to install timber beam rail within a distance of 110 linear
j feet, more or less, and located between and opposite approximate
Stations 122+93 and 124+05 right, Base Line Present Sullivan Avenue,
j Route 194, as more particularly shown on said map. The. State shall
not be responsible for the maintenance of said timber beam rail.
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7. A right to grade and to remove sidewalk and driveway within an area
located between and opposite approximate Stations 123+10 and 124+70
j right, Base Line Present Sullivan Avenue, Route 194, as more i
particularly shown on said map.
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The aforesaid three rights shall terminate automatically upon completion
of the work by the State.
The land taken herein is a portion of the premises contained in a
Warranty Deed dated February 10, 1868, and recorded in Volume 6 at Page 439 of
the South Windsor Land Records; a Quit-Claim Deed dated August 5, 1957, and
recorded in Volume 60 at Page 236 of said land records; a Warranty Deed dated
February 18, 1960, and recorded in Volume 77 at Page 19 of said land records;
a Quit-Claim Deed dated September 28, 1966, and recorded in Volume 116 at Page
534 of said land records; a Quit-Claim Deed dated October 22, 1959, and
recorded in Volume 74 at Page 265 of said land records.
Dated at Wethersfield, Connecticut, this day of 11 ` " 1991.
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Emil H. Frankel
Commissioner of Transportation
2 State of Connecticut
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April 3, 1992
C E R T I F I E D M A I L
Michael L. Marzi, Representative
Office of Rights of Way
p.0. Drawer A
Wethersfield, CT 06109
11196
Dear Mr. Marzi:
Re: Application #2041-92
Appeals held on April 2,
At the meeting of the ronin anted to rd of
oSection10 . 2 of the Zoning
1992, a variance was g
Regulations to allow reductiot °located lot rat them 40,075
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northsideof
to 39 ,596 + sq. ft. on property
Oakland Road, RR zone with the following stipulation:
1 , Wapping CommuniayChurch
State of Connecticut in for
the
the error cause by
surveying procedure.
The hardship placed with this appeal is that if the Zoning Board
of Appeals denies this application the State of Connecticut would
condemn the property.
Apr 2, 1992 and upon your filing of
This action is effective expense.
the enclosed form in the Town Clerk's office at your own
Ver truly
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yours ,
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R bert W. Warren, Chairm�
Zoning Board of Appeals
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Enclosure
I, Robert W. Warren, Chairman of the South Windsor Zoning Board of
Appeals hereby certify that on April 2, 1992, the Zoning Board of
Appeals granted to: Connecticut Department of Transportation, P.O.
Drawer A, Wethersfield, CT 06109-0801 a variance to Section 10 . 2 of
the Zoning Regulations to allow reduction of lot area from 40, 075 ±
sq. ft. to 39,596 ± sq. ft.
on premises located: on the northerly side of Oakland Road
and more particularly bounded and described as follows:
Parcel No. 1, situated on the northeasterly side of Present Sullivan Avenue,
Route 194, containing 0.115 of an acre, more of less, and
bounded:
SOUTHWESTERLY - by Present Sullivan Avenue, Route 194, a total
distance of 502.61 feet;
NORTHERLY - by land now or formerly of the Town of South
Windsor, 11 feet, more or less;
EASTERLY, NORTHEASTERLY - by Owner's remaining land, a total distance of
AND NORTHERLY 566 feet, more or less, by a line designated
"Taking Line," as shown on the map hereinafter
referred to;
SOUTHEASTERLY - by Present Ellington Road, Route 74, 18 feet,
more or less;
SOUTHERLY - by Present Oakland Road, Route 30, 62.55 feet.
Parcel No. 2, situated on the northerly side of Present Oakland Road, Route
30, containing 0.109 of an acre, more or less, and bounded:
SOUTHERLY - by Present Oakland Road, Route 30, 189.8 feet;
NORTHWESTERLY - by Present Ellington Road, ' Route 74, 23 feet,
more or less;
NORTHERLY - by Owner's remaining land, 182 feet, more or
less, by a line designated "Taking Line," as
shown on said map;
EASTERLY - by land now or formerly of Marion J. Snow, 22
feet, more or less.
OWNER OF RECORD: Wapping Community Church, Inc.
Dated at South Windsor, Connecticut this 3rd day of April 1992
Robert W. Warren, Chairman
PUBLIC ACT #75-317
Received for Record day of 1991