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PLANNING DEPARTMENT 2002 - MISCELLANEOUS South • • Planning Department Memo To: Connecticut Water Company From: Marcia A.Banach,Director of Planning CC: Michael J.Gantick, Director of Public Works Date: 01/14/02 Re: Fuel Cell Installation,South Windsor High School We want to make you aware of an upcoming installation of a fuel cell at South Windsor High School. Enclosed is a copy of a letter from the Town Manager to the Planning and Zoning Commission with a status update of this project. It is anticipated that the fuel cell installation will not be submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission as an application,so please direct any questions to Michael Gantick, Director of Public Works,at 644-2511,ext.242. 1540 Sullivan Avenue,South Windsor,CT 06074 PH 860-644-2511,ext.253 Fax 860-644-7280 e-mail banachO-southwindsor.oru 0 Page 1 .i SOW N S. G �l m 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 f�OSOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 March 7,2002 Joseph Carino, Chair Water Pollution Control Authority P. O. Box 503 South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Joe: I received your letter dated March 6, 2002, regarding extension of sewers into the Barber Hill Road area. My statement in the newspaper, to which you referred, was based on the Planning and Zoning Commission's Plan of Conservation and Development. The Barber Hill Road area is one of three areas that the Commission has identified as "rural preserve" areas, and one of the Commission's recommendations for these three rural areas is that public water and sewer not be extended, as these utilities facilitate and induce higher density development (please see relevant Plan excerpts, enclosed). If you will recall, when the WPCA and PZC met last spring during the Strategic Planning process, this exact subject was discussed. At that time, it was clear that there is disagreement between the PZC and WPCA regarding this subject. I agree that you and I, as well as our respective commissions, do indeed have the good of South Windsor as our primary objective. Please feel free to share this correspondence with WPCA, so that they too will understand the context of the newspaper quote. I appreciate you taking the time to write. Sincerely, Marcia A. Banach,AICP Director of Planning MB/sf cc: Kevin McCann, Chair,PZC P.O. Box 503 South Windsor, CT. 06074 March 6,2002 Marcia Banach,Director of Planning Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue RECEZIVED South Windsor, CT. 06074 MAR 7 2002 Dear Marcia, SOUTH WIiNDSOR PLANNING DEPT. I am writing this letter to express my concern regarding an article I read in the Journal Inquirer on March 5,2002. Everyone, Staff and Boards and Commissions, have specific responsibilities as defined in State Statutes, Town Ordinances or other directives. We all try to work as a coordinated group to keep South Windsor as one of the best Towns in the State. In fact, our new Strategic Plan "One Town-One Future" reflects that concept. Working together but respecting each other's responsibilities is one objective of this Strategic Plan. My concern as stated in my first paragraph of this letter is related to the article that involves a proposed Subdivision on Barbara Hill road.Although the article appears to relate primarily to a boundary issue, the subject of sewers was discussed. The article stated that you said, but did not use quotes, (Sewer lines would not be desirable in that area,Banach said). Although I recognize the Planning Staff has broad administrative responsibilities,I do not believe you have the authority to determine where sewers could or should be installed in South Windsor. This is the responsibility of the Water Pollution Control Authority. The Water Pollution Control Authority has not ruled out the possibility of sewers along the 7325 linear feet on Barbara Hill road. In fact, our preliminary study of sanitary sewer extensions included Barbara Hill road. I have included a copy of this preliminary document. I am writing this letter to let you know of my concern and that I was very vocal in expressing my concern at the Water Pollution Control Meeting Tuesday night March 5,2002. You and I have had a good working relationship ever since you became a member of our Town Staff. I hope this relationship will continue because we both have the good of South Windsor as our primary objective in our Municipal responsibilities. loos'et incerely, . Carino Chairman,Water Pollution Control Authority RESIDENTIAL SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION ITEMS FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION 1. Cost estimates are given in current (January 2000) dollars 2. This report does not consider expansion for commercial or industrial development and therefore, does not address the requirements of the Utility Extension and Improvement Incentive Program. 3. Criteria must be developed for setting sewer extension priorities (ie. septic system problems population densities, etc.). 4. Increased connections will increase operating and future capital costs associated with collection system maintenance, treatment plant capacity and treatment plant operations. r f / SANITARY SEWER EXTENSIONS STREET LINEAR FEET Abbe Road 2,400 Avery Street 850 Barber Hill Road 7,325 Beldon Road 1,620 Buckland Road 2,000 Burnham Street 1,700 Chapel Road 2,100 Cliffwood Drive 100 Colony Road 1,400 Dart Hill Road 2,635 Deming Road 2,720 Ellington Road 15,575 Gordon Drive 1,500 Governor's Highway 970 Greenfield Drive 1,500 Griffin Road 6,400 Hillsdale Road 400 [dent Road 700 June Drive 750 King Street 2,200 Lawrence Road 1,500 Long Hill Road 4,285 Main Street 9,400 Maquire Road 800 Miller Road 4,420 Mountain View Road 875 Nevers Road 2,100 Newberry Road 2,060 Niederwerfer Road 3,800 North King Street 1,600 Ordway Drive 770 Pleasant Valley Road 2,530 Rye Street 850 Sand Hill Road 1,100 Smith Street 1.87 Strong Road 4,580 Sullivan Avenue 1,940 Summit Drive 900 Troy Road 2,700 Wendy Drive 1,400 West Road 2,000 Windsorville Road 2,300 25-Jan-00 Total 106,757 .M FUTURE SANITARY EWE EXT N IONS INVESTIGATION Political a. W.P.C.A. criteria b. Sewer petitions c. Opportunities afforded by existing intertown sewer agreements. Develol2mental a. Growth trends /population densities b. Zoning(residential, commercial/industrial) c. Location of future roads, parks, industrial/commercial areas d. Reserve capacity and condition of existing sewerage system Physical al a. Topography—opportunities for gravity sewer construction b. Soil conditions—history of subsurface disposal problems Financial a. Availability of federal or state assistance through grants and loans b. Schedules of existing assessment rates c. Local construction and operating conditions affecting cost d. Cost/benefit analyses/Utility Improvement Incentives e. Existing debt service/future CIP budget requirements f. Bonding requirements tOW N SE, t� a u 9 ,t 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 ��Osoa co�' TELEPHONE (860) 644-2511 April 4, 2002 Mr.Jeffrey Frost, Program Manager Aroostook County Treatment Services Post Office Box 718 Caribou,ME 04736-0718 Dear Mr. Frost: RE: OFFICE SPACE AT 400 CHAPEL ROAD, SOUTH WINDSOR, CT We received your letter dated March 11, 2002, regarding the establishment of a new mental health and child-placing agency at 400 Chapel Road. That site is zoned Industrial, and the office you that you have described is a permitted use in the Industrial zone. Thank you for your inquiry, and we wish you the best of luck. If we can be of further assistance,please do not hesitate to contact us. Sincerely, r1 Q Marcia A. Banach,AICP Director of Planning MB/sf f w RECE IVED ,I MAR 14 2002 SOUTH WINDSOR PLANNING DEPT A'II II ' PO Box 718 PO Box 337 PO Box 1365 Caribou, ME 04736-0718 Fort Kent, ME 04743-0337 Houlton, ME 04730-1365 (207) 498-0931 • Fax: (207)492-1262 (207) 834-2055 • Fax: (207) 834-2380 (207) 532-4034 • Fax: (207) 532-4035 March 11, 2002 Marcia Banach City of South Windsor Code Informant Division 1 S40 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Ms. Banach: Our agency will be renting an office space at 400 Chapel Road, South Windsor, Connecticut. Aroostook County Treatment Services is a Mental Health and child-placing agency. We will be scheduling clients to see our therapists and family support personnel at this location. I would appreciate a written confirmation that this type of business would be accepted from a code enforcement perspective. I will await a reply concerning this matter. Sincerely, AROOSTOOK COUNTY TREATMENT SERVICES 4B jerey Frost (((!!! Program Manager JSF/,jcm "Serving the families and (hildren of Aroostook" ti South Windsor Planning Department Memo To: Matthew B.Galligan,Town Manager From: Marcia A. Banach, Director of Planning Date: 05/30/02 Re: L013 Greenfield Drive In response to your memo dated May 23,2002, 1 can provide the following information. In 1986, the Town Manager and Town Council worked out an arrangement to acquire about 20 acres of land, in exchange for back taxes, from South Windsor Heights (Samuel Sisisky). The 20 acres excluded two parcels that Mr. Sisisky wanted to get approved as building lots. One of the two parcels was located at the end of Greenfield Drive, one on Farnham Rd. The Town Council approval of the acceptance of that land for back taxes included a provision that if the two parcels of land were not approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission as buildable lots,then the owner would deed those lots to the Town along with the rest of the 20 acres (see attached copy of Bond for Deed from Town Council meeting of December 8, 1986). The applicant applied to PZC for approval of the lots and was denied (twice).Thus,the Town Council's arrangement for the parcels to be deeded to the Town would have prevailed. I suspect that at that point the Town Attorney was following up on getting the land deeded to the Town, and apparently this task was never completed. If I can be of further assistance,please let me know. 1540 Sullivan Avenue,South Windsor,CT 06074 PH 860-644-2511,ext.253 Fax 860-644-7280 e-mail banach southwindsor.org 0 Page 1 r MEMORANDUM ' MA Y 2 4 2002 SOUTH WINDSOR PLANNING DRPT TO: Marcia Banach, Director of Planning FROM: Matthew B. Galligan, Town Manage RE: Assessment Sheet (1-013 Greenfield Drive) DATE: May 23, 2002 1 am enclosing an Assessment Sheet on a particular piece of property that Mr. Alex Georgeadis, 105 Greenfield Drive, South Windsor (644-0112), has brought to our attention. It concerns a lot at the bottom of Greenfield Drive, which he believes is supposed to be deeded to the Town. It is my understanding that Mr. Georeadis spoke to Jean Zurbrigen many years ago, and this was supposed to have been deeded to the Town so that a developer would not be able to build on that lot. This lot has some environmental issues and was supposed to have been left as Open Space. Could you please review and determine if this piece of property should be designated as Open Space. If it is, we should move forward and prepare the appropriate deeds and do whatever is necessary to acquire it. Please get back to me after you have some information so that we can contact Mr. Georgeadis with the results. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. SCHEDULE A 008083 BOND FOR DEED THIS AGREEMENT MADE and concluded this day of November 1986 by and between Samuel M. Sisisky hereinafter also called "Seller" c/o Lucek Engineiring Assoc. Inc. , 490 Buckland Road,. South Windsor, Connectcut and the Town of South Windsor hereinafter also ultant called "Buyer". WITNESSETH, That the said Seller in consideration of the promises herein contained and valuable consideration hereinafter e described, doth hereby promise and agree to and with the said Buyer c i p a to that immediately upon the faithful performance of the terms of this agreement hereinafter made, he, the said Seller will on or before s we the 31st day of December 1986, make and deliver to the said Buyer a good and sufficient Warranty Deed, containing the usual covenants in such deeds contained, of all that tract of land situate, lying and being in the Town of South Windsor, County of Hartford, and State of Connecticut, and being the following described parcels of land shown on a map entitled "PROPERTY TO BE DONATED TO TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR PROPERTY OF SAMUEL M. SISISRY SOUTH WINDSOR HEIGHTS 2F at SOUTH WINDSOR CT LUCEI ENGINEERING ASSOC. INC. Scale: 1" . 100' 3n i moul Date 8/8/85 Revisions 5/4/86, 9/16/86 Sheet I of 1 Project 84-112" which map is to be filed in the South Windsor Town Clerk's Office. 1 . Land shown •as "20.5 AC TO BE DONATED TO TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR," as shown on said Map. 2. Two parcels of land part of "SOUTH WINDSOR HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION" bounded northwesterly and westerly by Norma Road and its extension and shown as: "LOTS TO BE INCLUDED IN LAND DEEDED TO TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR: " all as shown on said Map. Seller shall also convey to Buyer a standard utility easement over "PARCE1. 1" and shown as "25' UTILI'TY EASEMENT TO BE DEEDED TO TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR" all as shown on said Map. Seller represents that either he or .a corporation controlled by him, South Windsor Heights, Inc. , has good title to the premises described herein and will convey same by himself and/or said corporation as the case may be. f The Seller shall convey the premises herein described 'as a donation to Buyer with the value of said-donation to be determined by an appraisal done by or on behalf of the Buyer, which shall set the fair market value, reduced by the amount of outstanding taxes due the Buyer. Said premises shall be conveyed at the fair market value as above determined subject to outstanding taxes which the Buyer will assume. The compensation to Seller rii•ll be the Buyer's assumption of the taxes and the giving to Seller of a donation certificate for the difference between the fair market value and said taxes: The premises to be conveyed do not include "PARCEL 1", "PARCEL 2", "PARCEL 3", OR "PARCEL 4" as shown on said map. Seller agrees to apply for approval to applicable regulatory agencies of said parcels as building lots. If said .approvals are not obtained by July 1, 1987, Seller will convey those lots that are not approved to Buyer by July 15, 1987 or within ten days after denial of said approvals, whichever date is earlier. Seller agrees not to appeal to the Court any denial. If the approval(s) are appealed and the appeal(s) are finally sustained. then the final sustaining of the appeal(s) shall be considered a denial, and Seller shall then convey the lots denied as aforementioned forthwith. If such appeal(s) are dismissed, then Seller will not be obligated to convey said lots to Buyer. The consideration for the conveyance of said parcels shall be the providing to Seller of a donation certificate as described above for the difference between the fair market value to. be determined by an appraisal by or on behalf of the Buyer and any taxes then due which taxes the Buyer will .assume. r 00j8084 BOND FOR DEED Buyer makes no representations concerning the present use designation or regulatory approvals of any of the land describ` this agreement. The purchase or acquiring of the land as described herein subject to compliance with Section 8-24 of the Connecticut Go Statutes as Amended, and approval of the South Windsor Town Co` Signed, and Delivered in the Presence of: SAMUEL M. SISISYY, SE` WITS S (Signature),,/ J WkUESS TOWN OUT W DSOR, ' ITNESS Ric rd i. Sartori; Tow Manager _ _• WITNESS -- - - STATE OF C.n ) rr __•• . COUNTY OF /�40RJ^- )as On this IVI day of November 1986, before me, the undersigned officer, personally appeared &�uel M.ziifs/C known to me (a satisfactorily proven) to be the pe�son whose name is subscribed the within instrument and acknowledged that he/she/they execut, same for the purposes therein c ntained. In Witness Whereof I reunto set my hand. •� .sl.wats�A.Pr� y Tres: STATE OF CONNECTICUT ) w�X' � as. st7u �`t COUNTY OF HARTFORD ) On this /"�T day of November 1986, before me Richard M. Rittenband, the undersigned officer, personally appeared Richard Sartor who acknowledged himself to be the Town Manager of the ?o of South Windsor, and that he, as such Town Manager executed thd > foregoing instrument for the purposes therein contained, by ail the name of the Town of South Windsor by himself as Town Manage In Witness Whereof I hereunto se my hand. chard M. Rittenband, Esq. - Commissioner of the Superior Court T ■® F-Xh iTire Centers Centered On Service"' Tire Centers LLC 310 Inglesby Parkway Duncan, SC 29334 www.tirecenters.com •` C jV&) MAY 3 1 2002 SOUTH WINDSOR PLANNING DEP1; May 28, 2002 Planning and Zoning Commission Town of South Windsor Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Attn Marica A. Banach, AICP Dear Ms. Banach, Tire Centers LLC, 310 Inglesby Parkway, Duncan, SC 29334 would like to apply for a permit to open a location at 36 Mascolo Road, South Windsor, Connecticut. Tire Centers, LLC, is a national company in 37 states, operating 150 stores and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Michelin Tire Corporation. The location will be for commercial tire warehousing, distribution and servicing. We will operate three vehicles and have some drive-in service. Most of our work is at the customer's place of business. An example is, United Parcel Service of Hartford and all the Connecticut locations to which we supply delivery services. Please contact Dick Stacey, Tire Centers LLC, 511 Washington St. Auburn, MA 01501. The Telephone number is 1-800-922-8284 3xt. 224, and advise us with your procedure to process our request. Sincerely, TIRE CENTERS, LLC Larry L. Bailey Manager of Real Estate LLB/npc cc: D. Stacey t�wN 8f� ci • U -own afoe Soum 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 Soe co TELEPHONE (860) 644-2511 June 14, 2002 Mr. Larry L. Bailey Tire Centers, LLC 511 Washington Street Auburn, MA 01501 Dear Mr. Bailey: RE: Tire Center, LLC - 36 Mascolo Road At the June 4, 2002 Planning and &Zoning Commission meeting, the Commission determined that your proposed use, as described in your letter dated May 28, 2002, is permitted under Section 6.1.2.7 of the Zoning Regulations. This operation would be subject to all the performance standards described in the Industrial Regulations (copy enclosed for you use). Sincerely, Kevin McCann, Chairperson Planning&Zoning commission KMcC/kah cc: Jeff Doolittle, Town Engineer t V-9 bco STEPHEN T.CASSANO,MAYOR ToW/V �YV/f/G�VS�V/ JOSH M.HOWROYD.DEPUTY MAYOR o CHRISTY SCOT/ SECRETARY DIRECTORS �o og ®�®day 41 Center Street°P.O.Box 191 TTI MOT PYH.BECKEr ®® ®® Manchester, Connecticut 06045-0191 JOSEPH S.HACHEY www.ci.manchester.ct.us DAVID M.SHERIDAN LOUIS A.SPADACCINI STEVEN R.WERBNER,GENERAL MANAGER KEVIN L ZINGLER July 8, 2002 rt C E VE JUL 1 01002 Ms. Marcia Banach, Town Planner Town of South Windsor SOUTHVVINN9R P�ANNiNG DEFT, Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Town Of Manchester Planning And Zoning Commission-Zone Change: Rural Residence, Business I, II, III and Industrial to General Business (T-377); and Town Of Manchester Planning And Zoning Commission-Zone Change: Rural Residence, Residence A, Business II, III and Industrial to General Business (T-379) Dear Marcia: Enclosed per your request is the following information regarding each of the two above referenced zone change applications: 1) A map highlighting the proposed zone change area and showing the 500'radius around the area. 2) A listing of properties included in the area with owners'names and addresses. 3) Excerpts from the existing zoning map in the vicinity of the zone change area. We expect the public hearing on the Tolland Turnpike area zone change (T-379)to be August 5, 2002 and the public hearing on the Buckland Street area zone change (T-377) to be September 18, 2002. Please call Mark Pellegrini or me at 647-3044 if you have additional questions. Sincerely, L e Pike DiSanto, AICP or Planner LPD/s R:\SHARON09\L,YNNEU,ETTERS\BANACH-T377+379.DOC � Encls. cc: Mark Pellegrini, Director of Neighborhood Services and Economic Development An Equal Opportunity Employer • 4j+�hesce+16 �= 377 Proposed Zone Change RR7 B-17 .B-2, B-3 & L TO CB s N Rv 148 11 � 5 122 7 1 3 Fee a � Properties Subject to Proposed Zone Change 500' Distance N A 400 0 400 800 Feet Properties Subject to Proposed Zone Change RR, B-1, B-29 B-3 & I to GB Parcel Owner CoOwner Mailing cityZi 24 Adams Street a/k/a 24-30 Manchester Sports Center Inc 24 Adams St Manchester St State 06040p Adams Street 33 Adams Street Retail Property Two LLC 11 Whitewood Lane North Branford CT 06471 46 Adams Street Five Js LLC 46 Adams Street Manchester CT 06040 21 Buckland Street Quik Foods Properties III LLC 201 Park Avenue West Springfield MA 01089 49 Buckland Street White Peter R 49 Buckland St Manchester CT 06040-1601 62 Buckland Street Burr Plaza III LLC 67 Mason Street Greenwich CT 06830 80V Buckland Street Burr Plaza li Ltd Prtnshp 67 Mason Street Greenwich CT 06830 82 Buckland Street Burr Plaza I Ltd Prtnshp 67 Mason Street Greenwich CT 06830 90 Buckland Street Podrove Pearl M Etals C/O William B Glotzer 91 Holmes Road Newin ton CT 06111 117 Buckland Street Bucktux Inc 42 Tupelo Rd Swampscott MA 01907-2722 220V Buckland Street Connecticut State Of 165 Capitol Ay__-D w Hartford CT 06106 222V Buckland Street Connecticut State Of 165 Capitol Av-D w Hartford CT 06106 240 Buckland Street Johnston Diane G Tr& Griswold Brent C Tr 1855 Boston Road Wilbraham MA 01095 350 Buckland Street Hines Sudden Service Inc 31 Town Line Road Wethersfield CT 06109 358 Buckland Street Leonard Scott 110 Launder Lane Rocky Hill CT 06067 15V Depot Street Gerich Olin R Jr&Clifford R& George A 1451 Ellington Rd South Windsor CT 06074-2604 780V North Main Street Hayes-KaufmanPartnership 335 Central Ave Lawrence NY 11559-1621 1481 Pleasant Valley Road Hayes Richard P. 1481 Pleasant Valley Road Manchester CT 06040-1664 1382V Pleasant Valley Road Connecticut State Of 165 Capitol Ave-D w Hartford CT 06115 1487 Pleasant Valley Road Sizzco Corporation 89 Taunton Hill Road Newtown CT 06470 1524 Pleasant Valley Road Downeast Associates Ltd R/E Tax Department Po Box 6120 Indianapolis IN 46206-6120 Prtnsh 21V Red Stone Road Spi/Buckland LLC C/O Atlantic Retail 71 Second Avenue Waltham MA 02154 Properties 31V Red Stone Road Spi/Buckland LLC C/O Atlantic Retail 71 Second Avenue Waltham MA 02154 Properties 51V Red Stone Road Quincy Amusements Inc 200 Elm Street Dedham MA 02026 61V Red Stone Road QuincyAmusements Inc 200 Elm Street Dedham MA 02026 99 Red Stone Road Quincy Amusements Inc 200 Elm Street Dedham MA 02026 151 Red Stone Road Wallace Integrated Graphics Inc 2275 Cabot Drive Lisle IL 60532-3630 169R V Red Stone Road Ha es Richard P 1481 Pleasant Valle Manchester CT 06040-1664 1046 Tolland Turn ike Hayes-Kaufman Partnership335 Central Ave Lawrence NY 11559-1621 1066 Tolland Turnpike National Construction Co 27 Adams St Braintree MA 02184-1905 1076V Tolland Turn ike Gerich Olin R Jr& Clifford R&George A 1451 Ellington Rd South Windsor CT 06074-2604 1082 Tolland Turn pike Gerich Olin R Jr& Clifford R& George A 1082 Tolland T ke Manchester CT 06040-1663 RAPLANNMGIZONE CHANGEMBUCKPROP.DOC Page 1 of 2 Properties Subject to Proposed Zone Change RR, B-19 B-29 B-3 & I to GB Parcel Owner CoOwner Mailing City State Zip 1083 Tolland Turnpike Eighth Utilities District The 32 Main St Manchester CT 06040-3138 1127 Tolland Turnpike Burr Plaza III LLC C/O Innovest Group Inc 67 Mason Street Greenwich CT 06830 1131 Tolland Turnpike a/k/a Burr Plaza I Lmtd Ptshp 67 Mason Street Greenwich CT 06830 1129, 1131, 1135, 1137-1161, 1181, 1195, 1205, 1221 Tolland Turnpike Detention Basin—Buckland State of Connecticut Property Management 12800 Berlin Turnpike Newington CT 06131-7546 Street Department of Transportation Division P.O. 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J���f 5���� �� � � ✓ /��./ f T°;�, ,. d a«a C:wad-• .',, 1 Properties Subject to Proposed Zone Change RR, AA, B-2, B-3 and I to GB Parcel Location Owner's Name Co-Owner's Name Mailing Address City State Zip Code 15V Gleason Street Abbey Road Motor Rentals Inc. 568 Center Street Manchester CT 06040 429 Oakland Street Warren E.Howland 24 Ford Street Manchester CT 06640 432 Oakland Street a.k.a Amerco Real Estate Co. P O Box 29046 Phoenix AZ 85038 410 Oakland Street 440 Oakland Street Four(440)Oakland C/O Gary Schwartz P.O.Box 1934 Hartford CT 06144 Realty LLC 445 Oakland Street Warren E.Howland 24 Ford Street Manchester CT 06040 460 Oakland Street Bonnie Krawiec and Susan Kleiman 586 Gardner St Manchester CT 06040 480 Oakland Street Mainsay Corporation 185 Canfield Drive Stamford CT 06902 c/o David Rubin 1033 Parker Street David E.Scranton and 68 Barstow Lane Tolland CT 06084-2527 Alan D.&Stephen Williams 152V Sanrico Drive William B.Thornton 60 Adams Street Manchester CT 06040 c/o Patrick Onorato 20V Taylor Street Taylor Tolland Group LLC 14 Guernsey Road Bloomfield CT 06002 49 Taylor Street Jane E.Barrera 105 Maple Ave#24 Vernon CT 06066 50 Taylor Street Frank&Emma Damato 19 Elizabeth Road Bolton CT 06043 100 Taylor Street Wilson Earle&Lloyd 73 Summit Street Manchester CT 06040 c/o Wilson Electric Co. 2V Tolland Turnpike HRK Associates 170 Weston St Hartford CT 06120-1512 3 Tolland Turnpike Talcottville Develop Corp. 51 Hartford Tpke Vernon Rockvl CT 06066-5200 c/o Quality Inn 3a Tolland Turnpike Juris Limited LLC 45 Hartford Tpke Vernon Rockvl CT 06066-5258 3c Tolland Turnpike Courthouse One-Manchester 47 Hartford Tpke Vernon Rockvl CT 06066-5258 5V Tolland Turnpike GG&D Associates LLC 1 93 Orchard Hill Dr Wethersfield CT 06109-2415 7V Tolland Turnpike Scott F.Mather&Judy Fox 59 Bounder Lane Mansfield CT 06250 Center 11 Tolland Turnpike The Talcottville Co. 77 Tolland Tpke Manchester CT 06040-1737 c/o The Hockanum Company 20 Tolland Turnpike Shawmut Equipment Compnay Inc. 20 Tolland Tpke Manchester CT 06040-1738 21 Tolland Turnpike Conyers Construction Co., Inc. 77 Tolland Tpke Manchester CT 06040-1737 27 Tolland Turnpike The Aitkin Family Trust 27 Tolland Turnpike Manchester CT 06040-1737 30 Tolland Turnpike Joseph M.Riley 8 Hampton Drive Manchester CT 06040 49a Tolland Turnpike Court House One 47 Hartford Tpke Vernon Rockvl CT 06066-5258 49b Tolland Turnpike Talcottville Development Co. 51 Hartford Tpke Vernon Rockvl CT 06066-5258 49c Tolland Turnpike Riverview Associates 1 51 Hartford Tpke Vernon CT 06066-5258 49d Tolland Turnpike Talcottville Development Co. 51 Hartford Tpke Vernon Rockvl CT 06066-5258 53 Tolland Turnpike Mark&Marianna Knec 61 Wildwood Dr Manchester CT 06040 54a Tolland Turnpike Mary Grello P O Box 247 . Manchester CT 06045-0247 59 Tolland Turnpike Ruth F.Conyers 77 Tolland Tpke Manchester CT 06040-1737 a.k.a.59/61/63/65/67/69 Tolland Turnpike 71V Tolland Turnpike Talcottville Development Co. 51 Hartford Tpke Vernon Rockvl CT 06066-5258 80 Tolland Turnpike Joseph M.&Matthew A.& 30 Tolland Turnpike Manchester CT 06040 David L. Riley 103 Tolland Turnpike F&E Damato Realty LLC 103 Tolland Tpke Manchester CT 06040-1737 120 Tolland Turnpike Gary Rounseville Tr&Neal Tr. 120 Tolland Tpke Manchester CT 06040-1738 Gail R.Nason Tr 134 Tolland Turnpike Chelsea Partners Limited Partnership 90 Everett Avenue Chelsea MA 02150 155V Tolland Turnpike Frank Damato&F.&Emma Ricciardone& 19 Elizabeth Road Bolton CT 06043 Nicholas J.Vicenzo 161 Tolland Turnpike D Amato Frank et als Po Box 4369 Houston TX 77210 c/o Shell Oil Co 171 Tolland Turnpike Robert J.&William R.Morande 171 Tolland Manchester CT 06040 Turnpike 176 Tolland Turnpike Leemilts Petroleum Inc. 125 Jericho Tpke Jericho NY 11753-1016 179 Tolland Turnpike Lynch Family LLC 512 East Center Manchester CT 06040 a.k.a. 179-235 Tolland Street Turnpike 234 Tolland Turnpike Devcon Manchester LLC 433 South Main St West Hartford CT 1 06110 c/o Corporate Center West 1 I Parcel Location Owner's Name Co-Owner's Name Mailing Address City State Zip Code 260 Tolland Turnpike N S Realty 321 Olcott Street Manchester CT 06040 340V Tolland Turnpike ESA Connecticut Inc 450 East Las Olas Fort FL 33301 Blvd Lauderdale 360 Tolland Turnpike Tolland Tpke Assoc.Ltd.Partnership P O Box 610 Manchester CT 06045 376V Tolland Turnpike John B.Barnini,Trustee 249 Boulder Rd Manchester CT 06040-4509 394 Tolland Turnpike Exit 63 Limited Partnership 622 Asylum Ave Hartford CT 06105 396 Tolland Turnpike Barnini John B.Tr 586 Gardner Street Manchester CT 06040 397 Tolland Turnpike Barnini John B.Trustee 586 Gardner Street Manchester CT 06040 400 Tolland Turnpike Mukesh&Jyoti Patel 400 Tolland Manchester CT 06040 Turnpike 408 Tolland Turnpike Hayes Richard P. 1481 Pleasant Manchester CT 06040-1664 Valley 428 Tolland Turnpike Four Hundred(428)Twenty Eight Tolland Tpke 428 Tolland Manchester CT 06040 Assoc LLC Turnpike 440 Tolland Turnpike Public Storage Properties XV, Inc Dept Pt-Ct 21519 Glendale CA 91201-5025 P O Box 25025 444V Tolland Turnpike Robert T.Kaufman&Anjta E.Rosenberg 428 Tolland Manchester CT 06040 Turnpike 452 Tolland Turnpike I Urbanetti Properties 57 Butternut Rd I Manchester CT 06040-5619 462V Tolland Turnpike I Urbanetti Properties 57 Butternut Rd I Manchester CT 06040-5619 RAPLANNING\zone changes\ttpkPROPS.doc 2 I PROPOSED ZONE CHANGE: RR, AA, B-II, B-III & I TO GB EXISTING ZONING lb og T IN q o tt a c a i 1 QbQ nu a c a .j f I�t,�i it ''i/:1 § -•—i�•zric L t fq a:a ya.a IyEiil r TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR STAFF SITE CHANGE FOR SITE & SVBDIVISION GENERAL: #► t, �J CHANGE ORDER CONTACT PERSON V ASW ��� Phone No. 5 2 87- 2 57- Address 1 �i©i�t13 Site Name J-t A �AATa C.tN%` W(-11W- P&Z No. Owner COM -1+ Z16ALT1Phone No.'5 ' J' . . Contractorfi Signature of owner ►. Date: Signature of DesEngr. Date: CHANGE: (Describe location and nature of change. Include Four (4') copies of planlprofile of Change. ) Reason for Change: (Why is change required) s a z _ APf ROVALS: (As Re fired) Dir. ,Of Panning Dates ��t�'Z" Town Engineer Date: Dir. of Public Works rt Date Other: Date: '. STAFF COMMENTS: - White Town Engineer Yellow - Applicant Pink - Director of Planning Goldenrod - Engineering Department 'ae,�; ` t rater-tw 'Y�'�'- '�• V'�,�141 ''w l i , r•+. -T �s�•~ •'� •• x .yam• /' i, .�::,�• .. ,..r -It Ae po lip �Pq 41 .0011 JJ - r. F .i•. ti.,''d. 1 � .i � i �-i. �hY.• •i tl al. • �� •. ?L tit - � �-.._- 4I .i .� .. , r_ ��•►`,: j r �\ "1 ti � -�.',- �-� � i �; e ,` ^mil•.. Y . h _ C3 - yL t an looll JALNO . - .• -ram ... -_-- --_a �- - ,�•• f N M�f ��� :. l- t„ aAf •, ; - ~ `___. 7�i►s 7 �'�+T�_ s 711::i/Iw, x.r j� ..�.z__ ...:iCii .i.1 • ai S 4.0:) iwSx.a, ;.,iF�k"+`.{fCi� x.'.S ''fNl•f t....' ♦ x rr 'C. '.', P' S�1`y TOWN OF SOUTH' WINDSOR STAFF SITE CHANGE FOR SITE & SUBDIVISION GENERALe , CHANGE ORDER- .CONTACT PERSON�F�' T6WO Phone No. m, 7 Addresses Site Name !Sable- P&Z No. Owner Y °1 Phone No. Contractor Signatur Date: AO 10 Signature of Design Engr. Dater CHANGE: (Describe location and nature of change. Include Four (4 ) copies of plan/profile of Change. ) 1* Q*MAf : h9 mast e r I� Ott P 4!�G [ G . k c "., t t .' ivy t Al2A t eason for Change: (Why is change required.) ` h APPROVALS: (As Required) Dir. Of Planning , Town Engineer The Ultimate Sign CO. Dir. of Public works 860-290-9057 Other: Lou Blanco STAFF COMMENTS: 376 Pleasant Valley Road•South Windsor,CT 06074•fax 860-289-2250 rA White - Town Engineer Yellow Applicant Pink - Director of Planning Goldenrod - Engineering Department F Cl ' The Ultimate Sign Co. LLC 376 Pleasant Valley Rd. SEP 10 2002 South Windsor,CT 06074 SMiTH "i I �:J September 10,2002 Dear Michele Lipe, Thank you for speaking with me last week on the matter of the"change in use"for my business located at,376 Pleasant Valley Rd.I appreciate your guidance and support in helping me accomplish what needs to be addressed. The fax that you had sent to me along with the complaint was very informative.It is interesting,that the only complaint in over 12 years of owning my own business,happens to be from the owner of a sign company not more than a half mile from my location.Regardless,we will do what is necessary to resolve the situation and move on. Below I have outlined the areas which you have highlighted as concerns. *Actual use: My wife and I are the owners and operators of a sign making business. We have no employees.Our main focus is on vehicle lettering and graphics generated by computer cut out vinyl.Although we have common woodworking tools,they are rarely in operation. We also create banners, golf signs,display and wood carved/gold leaf signs. We do not do any welding fabrication or work with any automotive type spraying,or use any chemical applications. Other than occasional painting on plywood or cutting wood,we farm out these applications to other companies that specialize in those areas and have the facilities to do so. Again out main interest is in plotting vinyl. *Parking: We do not have a real parking issue.Although we have enough room for 4-5 parking spaces,we have not designated spaces with painted lines,as this is our place of residence. We are an appointment only company and are not looking for drive up business from the public. The majority of our customer contact is over the phone. We deal mainly with corporations and other businesses,and the only time that there is a vehicle in the driveway is when they are picking up or dropping off a job. We are not a store front location.We have gone as long as two weeks without having a customer come in to our office. *Vehicles: When working on a vehicle, it is most often worked on in the garage. The customer's vehicle remains in the garage until the job is complete and they pick it up. Our company vehicles are usually parked under the carport or inside the garage. *Outdoor Storage:All of our materials/supplies are stored indoors,therefore,we do not need any outside storage. *Dumpster: I was not aware that it was a requirement in mix use property to supply a dumpster. Although we generate minimal trash(mainly paper and vinyl scraps),we are looking into a small container which could be placed behind our garage out of site. *Improvements: Other than general maintenance,the only improvement which we have started, was to side the garage.Because of the T-I I I exterior,the problem of rot and mildew was taking it's toll. *Neighborhood: All adjacent neighbors(long term residents and new neighbors)are aware of our sign business. If there is any other information that you might need from me,please call me or e-mail me at: tuscsign@cox.net phone:290-9057 fax:289-2250 #n A Lou Blanco The Ultimate Sign Co.LLC 376 Pleasant Valley Rd. South Windsor,CT 06074 September 10,2002 Dear Michele Lipe, Below I have outlined the areas which you have highlighted as concerns. *Actual use: My wife and I are the owners and operators of a sign making business.We have no employees. Our main focus is on vehicle lettering and graphics generated by computer cut out vinyl.Although we have common woodworking tools,they are rarely in operation.We also create banners,golf signs,display and wood carved/gold leaf signs. We do not do any welding fabrication or work with any automotive type spraying, or use any chemical applications. Other than occasional painting on plywood or cutting wood,we farm out these applications to other companies that specialize in those areas and have the facilities to do so. Again out main interest is in plotting vinyl. *Parking: We do not have a real parking issue.Although we have enough room for 4-5 parking spaces,we have not designated spaces with painted lines,as this is our place of residence.We are an appointment only company and are not looking for drive up business from the public.The majority of our customer contact is over the phone.We deal mainly with corporations and other businesses,and the only time that there is a vehicle in the driveway is when they are picking up or dropping off a job. We are not a store front location.We have gone as long as two weeks without having a customer come in to our office. *Vehicles: When working on a vehicle,it is most often worked on in the garage. The customer's vehicle remains in the garage until the job is complete and they pick it up. Our company vehicles are usually parked under the carport or inside the garage. *Outdoor Storage: All of our materials/supplies are stored indoors,therefore,we do not need any outside storage. *Dumpster: I was not aware that it was a requirement in mix use property to supply a dumpster. Although we generate minimal trash(mainly paper and vinyl scraps),we are looking into a small container which could be placed behind our garage out of site. *Improvements:Other than general maintenance,the only improvement which we have started, was to side the garage.Because of the T-111 exterior,the problem of rot and mildew was taking it's toll. *Neighborhood:All adjacent neighbors(long term residents and new neighbors)are aware of our sign business. If there is any other information that you might need from me,please call me or e-mail me at: tuscsign@cox.net phone: 290-9057 fax: 289-2250 hank Y,6G7, lanco rr_--..:�n,�-max't-c�'=n:'�_s r r'��1��` :+F�`-",--.-r,-�-.;�a"r�"'K'7�'� � .•c,c,4 1::. •t :N:. -.,. - . .. �' - r,:. ,w _F-._.. y;:•.rw . . .� TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR STAFF SITE CHANGE FOR SITE & SUBDIVISION GENERAL: c, CHANGE I ORDER CONTACT PERSON t'l{"1t„",ZS Arm , Phone No. ' Address ` A5 Site Name ,- P&Z No. t Owner :; Phone -No. Contractor Signature of Owner Date: Signature of- Design Date CHANGE: (Deseribe location and nature of change. Include Four� '(4 ) copies of plan/profile of Change. ) n v k x e •`)0 CalF ` s easoh for ange:. (Why is change require ) ` AP�kOVALS: (As Required)- Dir. Of Planning Date: Town Engineer ;. Date: f//w/o I- Dir. " of Public Works Date: Other: Date: STAFF COMMENTS: j - _A. j 't if cM5t Ali f n. ,t<! f Jr -c i-e ir' A04t a.$ /ate+ n ern; „ 44"09 0- r E, f . 61 ti White -..Town Engineer Yellow - Applicant Pink --Director of Planning Goldenrod - Engineering Department Michele Lipe- 785 John Fitch Blvd Page 1 From: Jeff Doolittle To: Stead, Melvin Date: 9/9/02 8:15AM Subject: 785 John Fitch Blvd Hi Mel, I met with Carl Barresi of Unique Pavers on Friday. They have moved into the building at the above address. This is on the corner of John Fitch Boulevard and Mascolo Road. He is in the process of renovating the site and building and needs a Change Order approval from PZC. During the course of my review of the site and discussions with him a couple of questions came up that I hope you can help me address or at least point me in the right direction. 1. There is no curb and a few potholes on the north corner of Mascolo Road and John Fitch Boulevard adjacent to his property. This looks to be from trucks cutting the corner. Is this something the Town can fix or should we call the state. I do not know where the street line is for these two roads. 2. In the process of cleaning the site, Carl uncovered a catch basin that is just behind the curb in the area to the west of his back driveway off Mascolo Road. This looks like it is in the ROW for Mascolo Road, and the sump is filled with debris and the top is about 8-9 inches below the top of the curb. There is a overflow from a drywell on his property that discharges to this CB. Otherwise it only catches water from a small area. a. Can you have this sump cleaned? b. Would it be possible to raise this CB top so he can back-up the curb and put in topsoil and landscaping in this area? Thank You Jeff CC: Gantick, Mike; Lipe, Michele °,.+°1R::` +C'�' j^`w ?':h��!83tF�' �:�'1�"'r . "F^^ "�.�.:� ,�a"'a,�crt�rvs+�+^. eq! " `2,„.,,,,�:'s.wr'.-rn--�s+•�tr.•,.-'-� ' . TOWN OF SO WIND STAFF SIZE C E FOR SITE & SUBDIVISION GENERAL: RQSVkT A. WARD 79, — W ARO S O1TV S IN 4 CHANGE ORDER CONTACT PERSON -SV IQVI CtS Phone No. 6C;3»c97Z.'-G3 d Address2t AXANOR Opovevr,040 f C S -e Name fhv S S#A'" E%/A04ELICOVw P&Z No. s�,r Owner - Ltd FAAN CHURCH Phone No.. .. r '"2110 Contractor 0LctJ1A%.. PIMA 44 COAJ"C-11CvT OUTDOOR . t,14vfTIK,0-c- Sgnature, of Owner Date:, Signature of Design Engr 0 . Date: ' CHANCE: (Describe location and nature of change. Include C Four (4 ) copies of plan/profile of Change. ), 90"on11*1 T STONED P RIC146 A REPLACE RETERIORATED ?fC0NMV T F T 0 RVAR ENT NC W X$ TO AU0W-, ACOSSS : :. jai f}4 (y. { Reason for Change (Why is change required) 1 .., 'S E — . APPROVALS: (As Re wired) 44 Sir. Of Plannin f Date: 9 _ Town Engineer Dater Dir. of Public rks Date: Other: DatdF . 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Quartz Halogen 18W Incandescent 5 3/4" - [146mm] PATH LIGHT 2 1/2" [64mmi 24 3/8" [619mmi 21 1/4" 1540mm1 ORDERING INFORMATION SAMPLE NUMBER: 1510 BK Fixture Finish Accessories (Order Separately) CIO 1510=35W Mini Bi-Pin Halogen Fixture BK=Black *See Sheet Back for 1511=18W Incandescent Fixture BZ =Bronze Available Accessories '; VE =Verde WT=White WWW.COOPERLIGHTING.COM Consult your representative for additional options and finishes. ADL990066 MAUI 1510/1511 F OMETRIC DATA Maui 1- 0 Test No.H45028 Lamp=20T4Q/UVS/CL/AX Lumens=330 ISO Footcandle Plot Single Fixture 24"Mounting Height Multiple Fixtures 10,O.C. 24"Mounting Height 4' 4 3' 3' 2' 2' 1' 1' 0' 0' 6 6 6 1' S 1' 5 5 4 4 4 3 2' 2 2' 3 3 2 2 i 3' 1 3' 1 1 5 5 5 4' 4' 4' 3' 2' 1' 0' 1' T 3' 4' 4' 3' 2' 1' 0' 1' 2' 3' 4' 5' 4' 3' 2' 1' 0' 1' 2' 3' 4' Scale:1/4"=1' LAMP INFORMATION (FOR USE WITH #1511 ONLY) Lamp ANSI Code Watts Beam Spread CBCP °K Life(hrs.) 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Specifications and Dimensions subject to change without notice. 00 COOPER Lighting Lumi&re Design&Manufacturing•2382 Townsgate Road•Westlake Village,CA 91361•805.496.2003•FAX 805.496.2303 ADL990066 ' •- Catalog Number Type FEATURES KAD 250M R4 TB N2 HOUSING — Rugged, die-cast, soft corner aluminum /°' r'P.r f 0 A-/12>250/4 R41 n ? housing with 0.12" nominal wall thickness. Ex- truded 4"soft corner arm for pole or wall mounting is standard. DOOR FRAME — Die-cast door frame has impact- Soft Square Cutoff Lighting resistant, tempered, glass lens that is fully gasketed with one-piece tubular silicone. OPTICS — Anodized, aluminum hydroformed/seg- ' bLju* mented reflector. Four IES cutoff distributions available: Type II (asymmetric); Type III (asymmet- ric); Type IV (forward throw); Type V (square). METAL HALIDE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM — High reactance, high power 100W, 15OW, 175W, 20OW, factor ballast for 100W. Constant-wattage au- 250W, 320W, 350W, 40OW totransformer for 175-400W. 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KAD 250M R4 TB SPD04 Series Voltage Mounting Options KAD 100M 120 SPD04 Square pole (4"arm) Shipped Installed Architectural Colors' KAD 150M' Y0810 (standard) SF Single fuse(120,277,347V,n/a TB) Standard Colors KAD 175M 24010 SPD09 Square pole(9'arm)3.4 DF Double fuse(208,240,480V,n/a TB) DDB Dark bronze KAD 20OM' Y77 RPD04 Round pole(4"arm) PER NEMA twist-lock (standard)ck receptacle ( ndard e P 1 KAD 250M S47 RPD09 Round pole(9"arm13.4 only(no photocontrol) DWH White KAD 320M' 48010 WWD04 Wood pole or wall(4"arm) QRS Quartz restrike system(250W maximum, DBL Black KAD 350M' TB2 WWD09 Wood pole or wall(9"arm►3,4 lamp not included)" Classic Colors KAD 400M$ WBDO4 Wall bracket(4"arm) CSA Listed and labeled to comply with DMB Medium bronze L/Arm (When orderingKMA Canadian Standards , DNA Natural aluminum DAD1Distribution Shipped R, Socket optics(R2,113,R5S)s n for high performance s DSS Sandstone Shipped separately R2 IES type II asymmetric KMA Mast arm adapter SCWADGC Charcoal gray Super CWA Pulse Start Ballast(TB only) y R3 IES type III asymmetric' KTMB Twin mounting bar LLRPSL Low Loss Reactor Pulse Start (277V DTG Tennis green only) DBR Bright red R4 IES type IV forward DA012P Degree Arm (Pole' DSB Steel blue throws DAD12WB Degree Arm (Wall) 4 R5S IES type V square Shipped separately PE1 NEMA twist-lock PE(120,208,240V) PE3 NEMA twist-lock PE(347V) PE4 NEMA twist-lock PE(48OV) NOTES: PE7 NEMA twist-lock PE(277V) 1 House side shield available. HS House side shield(R2,R3,R4) 2 Optional mufti-tap ballast(120,208,240,277V). KADVG Vandal guard 3 The SPD09,RPD09 orWWD09 must be used when two or more luminaires KADWG Wire guard are oriented on a 90"drilling pattern. 4 May be ordered as accessory. 5 Reduced jacket ED28 lamp must be used. Accessories.Tenon Mounting Slipfitter 6 Additional architectural colors available;please see paint brochure. Order as separate catalog number. 7 Mustuse RPD09. Number of fixtures 8 May be ordered with SCWA or LLRPSL.9 Must be ordered with SCWA or LLRPSL. Tenon O.D. One Two@180° Two@90° Three@120° Three@90° Four@90' 10 Consut factory for availability in Canada. 2-3/8" T20-190 T20-280 T20-2907 T20-3207 T20-3907 T204907 11 QRSTD available in select wattages;consult factory. 2-7/8" T25-190 T25-290 T25-2907 T25-320 T25-3907 T254907 4" T35-190 T30-280 T30-2907 T30-320 T30-3901 T304901 $A' L/TMUMI4 L/GHT/NG GENERAL PURPOSE OUTDOOR LIGHTING KAD M1 �i •• u oles 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 soR.coN� TELEPHONE (860) 644-2511 October 10,2002 Mr.Kevin Driscoll "2 127 Palmer Dr. .. OCT � L O C 2 South Windsor,CT 06074 RE: 574 Felt Road—Approval to Connect Dear Mr.Driscoll: The South Windsor Water Pollution Control Authority,at its regular meeting of October 1,2002,gave approval for the connection to the Town's sewerage system of residential unit at 574 Felt Road,as more specifically shown on plans entitled"Improvement Location Map"prepared by Design Professionals,Inc., South Windsor,CT Project No. 1623,Drawing No(s) ldated 5-8-02,revised 6-13-02,6-18-02,9-18-02 and subject to the following conditions: 1. Property owner must obtain the necessary easements for the connection through lot#2 Cloutier Subdivision. 2. Town Attorney will review previous easement between the Town and property owner to determine if the previous document needs to be changed. 3. Technical approval of the Town Engineering Department. 4. Final Authority approval and acceptance of the sanitary sewerage connection will be given once The sewer line has been installed and inspected by the Town staff,and based upon the written Verification of the Town staff that said sanitary sewer line was installed in substantial conformance with the design plans previously approved by the Authority, and meeting all Town regulations and appropriate technical specifications relating to sanitary sewer construction. This approval letter must be superimposed on the final approval plans. Very truly yours, ("-�q (1a1U1WL6? Jos` h J.Cari o,Chairman Water Pollution Control Authority JJC/dd Cc: Matthew Galligan,Town Manager Michael J.Gantick,Director of Public Works Jeff Doolittle,Town Engineer Marcia Banach,Director of Planning ;/ John Collins,Chief Building Inspector Design Professionals,Inc. y TOWN OFfiSOUTH WINDSOR STAFF; SITE CHANGE FOR SITS & SUBDIVISION ANERAL: CHANGE ORDER CONTACT PERSON if,014 ;11;,C�r Gl Phone No. 'e /•' Address �w so&Ir-� 1411*Ams elAz � Site Name #-A V.4A, /A/ P&Z No. . Owner , ; Phone No. Contractor 64 A • Signature of 'Owner _Date: Signature of Design Date: r � �• ,� CHANGE (Describe locat n and na Include Four (4 ) copies of planlprofile of Change. ) is Reason for Changes (Why is change required) APPROVALS: (As Re uir d) Dir. Of .Planning Dates f . ! + Town Engineer ` i Date 1 Dir. of Public Wo s Date: Other: Date: STAFF COMMENTS: White, Town Engineer Yellow Applicant Pink Director of PlanniAg Goldenrod - Engineering Department a f1 !r'1 4 - = G&R VALLEY,INC. 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P&Z No. Owner_ t4A V A u ri m Phone No. Contractor MI KC verisKy Signature of Owner Date: /tl Signature of Design Engr ' Date: CHANGE: (Describe location an nature. of change. Include Four (4_) copies of plan/profile of Change. ) ILAOL 6CAT46 16 . W IbC PAVeb b4'1VE-LcJAY r7l'&rw�'"' Reaso-•nr*f or Change: (Why is change required) , D AS APPROVALS: (As Required) Dir. Of Planning Date: $ 3 #3 Town Engineer Dir. of Public -works Date: Other: Date: STAFF COMMENTS: /0/-?0 it) S. White - Town Engineer Yellow - `Applicant Pink Director of. Planning Gbldenrod - Engineering .Department 2N Fk� s�H� �qve4 y ' / 2e N/F 1 ' CAGNA 1 48 J©NATHAN LANE / \ r / 2 8 St W&D CWSWI- ts- a y� / N 18- N 1CLOVre-K SUMVIS/W \ 1 v3 PA LM O DAV6 rA - MEMORANDUM Ri aJg ty 7-1 e NOV 62002 To: Jeffrey B. Doolittle Town Engineer „ From: Robert Deptula, Environmental Health Officer Date: November 6, 2002 ` Re: Town of South Windsor Mosquito Larvicide Program The Town has been involved in a mosquito control larvicide program for the past three years. A product called Vectolex CG has been applied to all catch basins several timest2) per"Mosquito Season"at the rate of approximately one teaspoon per basin. This is a granular product and is applied manually. It contains a biological organism called Bacillus Sphaericus which is an effective larvicide specific to mosquito and black fly larvae. Based on the decreased number of mosquito complaints to date this seems to be an effective program. Adltionally, on several occasions over the past two years an adulticide (Resmythrin)LsAroy) has been used at Town parks to decrease the mosquito population. This product is effective and quickly (within four hours) breaks down upon exposure to light, especially sunlight. The mosquito control section of the DEP Wildlife Division has indicated that, to date, there has been no correlation with any mosquito control product and lobster deaths. In fact, the scientific community has not found any mosquito products in the water_or lobsters. RD/cm U�� y ham, 02 c 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 soR.c0N�� TELEPHONE (860) 644-2511 November 15,2002 J.R.Russo&Associates 1 Shoham Road East Windsor,CT 06095 Attn: Jay Urseri NOV RE: John Fitch Partners �,4;� 1249 John Fitch Blvd., South Windsor Dear Mr.Urseri: The South Windsor Water Pollution Control Authority,at its regular meeting of November 6,2002,gave approval for the connection to the Town's sewerage system of a commercial building at 1249 John Fitch Boulevard, South Windsor,CT as more specifically shown on plans entitled "Easement Plan—John Fitch Partners,LLC"prepared by J.R.Russo&Associates,East Windsor,CT,Project No.2002-090,dated 10- 28-02,with no revisions,and subject to the following conditions: 1. The Town Attorney review the existing easement between the property owners at 1249 and 1239 John Fitch Boulevard. 2. A supplementary easement be drawn up and approved by the Town Attorney giving the Town the right to enter the property at 1239 John Fitch Blvd. for monitoring purposes at 1249 John Fitch Blvd. 3. Technical approval of the Town Engineering Department. 4. Final Authority approval and acceptance of the sanitary sewerage connection will be given once the sewer line has been installed and inspected by the Town staff,and based upon the written verification of the Town staff that said sanitary sewer line was installed in substantial conformance with the design plans previously approved by the Authority,and meeting all Town regulations and appropriate technical specifications relating to sanitary sewer construction. Connection charges in the amount of$2,800($2,800/acre)have been calculated for this site,and are due at the time of drain layers permit application. This approval letter must be superimposed on the final approval plans. Very truly yours, Jos'ph J.Carino, Chairman Water Pollution Control Authority JJC:dd Cc: Matthew Galligan,Town Manager Michael J.Gantick,Director of Public Works Jeff Doolittle,Town Engineer Marcia Banach,Director of Planning John Collins,Chief Building Inspector John Fitch Partners,LLC 4�yIN d�, (02 9 � 7-0� O-P Sau� ?dzn� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE• SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 '�OsoR c� TELEPHONE (860) 644-2511 December 6, 2002 Planning and Zoning Commission Town of Manchester Post Office Box 191 Manchester, CT 06045-0191 Dear Sir or Madam: RE: PACHECO ZONE CHANGE REQUEST, 210/230 DEMING STREET The Town of South Windsor has received a copy of the zone change request submitted by Antonio Pacheco, for proposed rezoning from Elderly Housing Development to Special Design Commercial for about 1.4 acres on Deming Street. The property included in the proposal abuts the South Windsor Town boundary. The zoning in South Windsor along that common boundary is A-30, a residential zone. The existing zone at 210/230 Deming Street is compatible with the existing zoning in South Windsor, and provides at least a small amount of transitional-use land between the intense commercial uses in Manchester and the residential zoning in South Windsor. The proposed commercial zoning is not compatible with existing South Windsor zoning, and would further deteriorate the character and quality of life for the South Windsor residents in that neighborhood. The parcel in question is served by Deming Street,Avery Street, and Exit 63 of Interstate 84, all of which service both Manchester and South Windsor. The signalized intersection at Deming Street, Avery Street, and Exit 63,in particular, operates poorly, and frequently experiences gridlock,without yet being impacted by the full occupancy or operation of the ongoing development of the northwest corner of the intersection, known as Deming Gateway. The completion of that development,along with continued permitted commercial development of properties along Hale Road under existing zoning will increase the strain on the area roadways and intersections. The expansion of permitted commercial use in the area, and the resulting increase in traffic volume and congestion on an already strained system,would create an unreasonable and detrimental impact on the South Windsor residents in that area,which does not exist under your present zoning of the parcel in question. December 6, 2002 Planning and Zoning Commission Town of Manchester Post Office Box 191 Manchester, CT 06045-0191 Dear Sir or Madam: RE: PACHECO ZONE CHANGE REQUEST, 210/230 DEMING STREET The Town of South Windsor has received a copy of the zone change request submitted by Antonio Pacheco, for proposed rezoning from Elderly Housing Development to Special Design Commercial for about 1.4 acres on Deming Street. The property included in the proposal abuts the South Windsor Town boundary. The zoning in South Windsor along that common boundary is A-30, a residential zone. The existing zone at 210/230 Deming Street is compatible with the existing zoning in South Windsor, and provides at least a small amount of transitional-use land between the intense commercial uses in Manchester and the residential zoning in South Windsor. The proposed commercial zoning is not compatible with existing South Windsor zoning, and would further deteriorate the character and quality of life for the South Windsor residents in that neighborhood. The parcel in question is served by Deming Street,Avery Street, and Exit 63 of Interstate 84, all of which service both Manchester and South Windsor. The signalized intersection at Deming Street, Avery Street, and Exit 63,in particular, operates poorly, and frequently experiences gridlock,without yet being impacted by the full occupancy or operation of the ongoing development of the northwest corner of the intersection,known as Deming Gateway. The completion of that development,along with continued permitted commercial development of properties along Hale Road under existing zoning will increase the strain on the area roadways and intersections. The expansion of permitted commercial use in the area, and the resulting increase in traffic volume and congestion on an already strained system,would create an unreasonable and detrimental impact on the South Windsor residents in that area,which does not exist under your present zoning of the parcel in question. The Town of South Windsor respectfully requests that you fully consider the impacts of rezoning this appropriately-zoned property on our Town and our residents, as well as your own. I believe that after full, fair, and reasonable consideration of this matter,you will come to the conclusion that the requested rezoning is unwarranted and unwise, and should be denied. Sincerely, SOUTH WINDSOR PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Kevin McCann, Chairman MB/sf 2 <` STEPHEN T.CASSANO,MAYOR JOSHM.HOWROYD,DEPUTY MAYOR CK o CHR/STY SCO77 SECRETARY 7o wit anaester DIRECTORS 41 Center Street P.O..Box 191 TIMOTHYH.BECKER i Manchester, Connecticut 06045-0191 THOMAS P.CROCKE7T 1_ ( JOSEPHS.HACHEY www.ci.manchester.cl.us DAVID M.SHERIDAN LOUISA.SPADACCINI STEVEN R.WERBNER,GENERAL MANAGER KEVIN L ZINGLER CERTIFIED MAIL (RRR) November 20, 2002 Ms. Gretchen Bickford, Town Clerk Town of South Windsor Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Notification of Applications Received by the Town of Manchester Planning and Zoning Commission Dear Ms. Bickford: The Town of Manchester Planning and Zoning Commission hereby notifies the Town Clerk for the Town of South Windsor by certified mail of the following pending application: ANTONIO PACHECO -210 &Portion of 230 Deming Street—Zone Change: EHD to SDC (P-154) -The applicant is requesting a zone change from Elderly Housing Development to Special Design Commercial for a 1.41 acre site on the south side of Deming Street. This application is available for review in this office at the Lincoln Center building,494 Main Street,2nd floor,and may be viewed by the public Monday through Friday-8:30 A.M.to 4:30 P.M. If you should have any questions or wish to obtain a copy of the plans,please contact the Town of Manchester Planning Department at 647-3044. Sincerely 1 Lynn Pi e DiSanto, AICP Seni anner LPD/s RASHARO 9\CERTS\S-WINDSR.TC.D0C cc: s. Marcia Banach, Town Planner 40�ABL�i,, An Equal Opportunity Employer •`�4�cbesrer, LL Sa C% TOWN OF MANCHESTER PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION AND INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY GENERAL APPLICATION FORM (Please TYPE or PRINT CLEARLY all information) I OWNER/APPLICANT INFORMATION Applicant: pp AV74- Vto FAC,4Edo Agent: Z /4y GI L Es Last Name/La I Entity Name Fvst Name last Name w, First Name ZD tJAf T1Q� a us Company: V- SS s roet&No. Lsga ntityNate � 027/4' Address: ]> Town c�p State Zip Sir No. Telephone: ' i* " ! +g_ 38?.& /` #NCHRR /p . Cr Town State Zip Fax: 570'% 95''� "/4�8 Telephone: .0 — 64V.- Z¢�Rj Fax: R&0 — "3 "&9 f 3 RECEIVED Applicant's Authority to File Application: Specify Nature of Agent: PLANNING DEPARTMENT ❑ Legal Owner of Record(provide copy of deed) ❑ Attorney at Law NOV 15 Z002 ❑ Power of Attorney* ❑ Partner/ Corporate Officer X Contract to Purchase* W Design Professional TOWN OF MANCHESM CT I Other* (Specify) ❑ Other(Specify) Attach evid of aut rity Signature of legal 1caner o %dor\66thorized Agent DaNOTE: All information g'll ent(if one is specified) instead of the applicant. 2 APPLICATIONS REQUESTED (Check all that apply) The following applications require or may require a The following applications generally do not require a public hearing public hearing: ❑ Inland Wetlands Permit ❑ Erosion and Sedimentation Control ❑ Inland Wetlands Boundary Dispute ❑ Special Exception Modification ❑ Special Exception ❑ CUD Zone(Final Plan) ❑ Subdivision/Resubdivision ❑ CUD Zone (Modification ❑ PRD.Zone Change and General Plan of ❑ PRD Zone (Detailed Plan) Development ❑ PRD Zone (Modification) ❑ EHD Zone Change and Preliminary Plan of Development ❑ Flood Plain Permit ❑ CUD Zone(Preliminary Plan) ❑ Historic Zone (Site Development Plan) >' Change of Zoning District ❑ Special Design Commercial Site Plan ❑ Change of Regulations ❑ Deferment (Specify: zoning, subdivision,wetlands) ❑ Roof Sign ❑ Excavation ❑ Other(Specify. Page 1 of 4 3 SITE /ACTIVITY INFORMATION (Answer all questions) Parcel Address(es): 210 4 Z30 104W& S RA. Street No.(s) Street Name Street No.(s) Street Name Street No.(s) Street Name Street No.(s) Street Name (Attach additional,sheet i necessary) Site Acreage Existing Zoning E*D Acres disturbed by proposed activities (if applicable): NA Description of proposed activity or change in regulations (attach additional sheet if needed): Grua &F Zlo o.4S b A- © av Z.30 brNmAnn o A9915 E D 4o D , -T4TX#L n z E Dic Wo CFf oigg I5 AmRag. 41 Aew. YES NO Is any part of the site within 500' of town line? .X Will traffic attributable to the completed project on the site use streets within the adjoining municipality to enter or exit the site? -X Will sewer or water drainage from the project site flow through and impact the sewage or drainage system within the adjoining municipality? Will water run-off from the improved site impact streets or other municipal or private property within the adjoining municipality? Are there wetlands on any part of the site?* Is any work proposed in wetlands or watercourses?** Is any work proposed within 50 feet of a wetlands or watercourse?** Is any work proposed in a 100 year floodplain? Is public water available or proposed to the site? Are public sanitary sewers available or proposed to the site? Is there a utility ROW on the site? (i.e. electric, gas) Specify: JtCaICMAIMACE * If yes, and you are applying for a subdivision or resubdivision, an Inland Wetlands Permit Application must be submitted ** If yes, an Inland Wetlands Permit Application must be submitted. Page 2 of 4 4 OWNER/APPLICANT INFORMATION (Complete appropriate sections only) INLAND WETLANDS PERMIT YES NO Is any of the site on the Hockanum River or on any wetland or watercourse which flows directly to or from an adjoining municipality? NOTE: If you are proposing work in a watercourse or wetland, any portion of which flows directly to or from an adjoining municipality,please attach a copy of the certified letter (RRR)you sent to the adjoining municipality's Inland Wetlands Agency on the same day you submit this application. I certify to the following four items: Is any portion of the property on which the regulated activity is proposed located within 500 feet of the boundary of an adjoining municipality? Will traffic attributable to the completed project on the site use streets within the adjoining municipality to enter or exit the site? Will sewer or water drainage from the project site flow through and impact the sewage or drainage system within the adjoining municipality? Will water run-off from the improved site impact streets or other municipal or private property within the adjoining municipality? Signature Name of Subdivision: SUBDIV ISION __11 Number of Lots: SPECIAL EXCEPTION/MODIFICATIONS Per Article Section Plans shall show locations of all existing and proposed structures, accurate lot dimensions, site drainage, landscaping, and distance along road from nearest street intersection and any other requirements specified in the applicable zoning regulations. PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT Type of units: SF 2F MF Other ELDERLY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT Number of units: COMPREHENSIVE URBAN DEVELOPMENT Existing land use type: Proposed land use type: Page 3 of 4 ZONE DISTRICT CHANGE Current Zone: L.�/r Proposed Zone: SUN Provide a legal description of the land involved in the zone district change. Plans shall show: * Accurate description and acreage of tract to be changed with existing buildings and uses. If the tract is undeveloped the plan shall show existing ground formation contours and all wetlands and watercourses. • All lots or parts of lots contained in an area within 500 feet in all directions of the zone change tract. • All lots shown in this area and within the zone change tract shall contain the name and address of owners as recorded in the Assessor's records and shall show the nature of use. • North point, and distance along road from nearest road intersection. DEFERMENTS A deferment of sidewalks grading for sidewalks granite curbs road surface widening for the following location(s): for the following reason(s): S ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (Planning Department Use Only) Fee total $ ;5` Receipt No. C, FILE# (s) TYPE CODE(s) Date in office ' PZC Date of Receipt R.\PLANNING\PZCW'FLICA'nONFORM+RQMTS+FEES.DOC Page 4 of 4 i -9 vZ ov (4�!aAe r 2� 41x S RECEIVED JAN 9 2003_ _ TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR PLANNING& ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES -8- January 21, 2003 them during construction. Where a sunroom is being proposed the landscaping and vegetation will have to be replaced. Harold Cummings, attorney for the applicant, stated the applicant would build and maintain the sidewalks proposed on Day Drive. The applicant would be willing to create a legal document that would require the association to maintain the sidewalk in perpetuity. Cummings also stated that prior to the removal of vegetation on each unit during construction,review and approval by town staff could be done, and the applicant would replace any vegetation disturbed within the 35- foot buffer. Chairman McCann asked why a wet bottom detention basin is being use din the area? Semprebon responded for water quality reasons, to improve the water before it hits the watercourse. This method is included in the town Public Improvement Specifications to treat water runoff. Fresh rainfall will flush out the basin. There is a proposed larvicide program. Semprebon indicated he would recommend a wet bottom basin in this area. Doolittle read into the record a memo from Robert Deptula, Town Sanitation, regarding the proposed larvicide treatment to be use in the basin. Commissioner Evans read a letter into the record submitted by Mike Chaves. Commissioner Choate asked if it would be possible to have trees flagged on the site by town staff before construction? DeMallie indicated he would meet with town staff. Commissioner Cottle asked for clarification of the sidewalk and Cummings indicated the developer would maintain the sidewalk, including the snow removal and mowing, etc. Commissioner Cottle commented he lives in an area with a detention basin and initially had concerns but indicated the basin has attracted wildlife to the area. Motion to continue the public hearing for Application 02-76P, Summerwood, to January 28, 2003, was made by Commissioner Kennedy, seconded by Commissioner Choate. The motion carried and the vote was unanimous. REGULAR MEETING—MADDEN ROOM ITEM: Meeting Extension Motion to hold the regular meeting beyond 10:00 p.m. was made by Commissioner Montana, seconded by Commissioner Evans. The motion carried and the vote was unanimous. ITEM: Preliminary Discussion Commission his proposal to have outdoor vending within the Gateway Zone at Lowe's. Ortiz indicated he was previously located on the South Windsor side of the Lowe's site and received a violation and moved his vending operation to the Manchester side of the site. Ortiz submitted to the Commission pictures of his vending food stand, the area where he is located, and the area where he was previous located indicating the flow of customer traffic exiting the building flow toward TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR PLANNING& ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES -9- January 21,2003 the South Windsor side of the site. His income has had a substantial decrease since moving to the Manchester side of the site. The Commission referenced the regulations indicating this type of activity is not a permitted activity in the Gateway Zone and the suggested he contact Loew's to possibly establish a vendor food court within the garden center. ITEM: Adjournment Motion to adjourn the meeting at 11:00 p.m. was made by Commissioner Kennedy, seconded by Commissioner Choate. The motion carried and the vote was unanimous. Respectfully Submitted, Kelli Holmes Recording Secretary 12-10-02 To whom it may concern, I Chad Longo, would like to open an automotive mechanical / auto body shop at 665 Nutmeg Rd. North, formerly Sanitary Waste Inc. owned by Mr . Fred DeFeo. At said location (665 Nutmeg Rd . North) , I would be performing general mechanical / auto body repairs as well as custom paint , and fabrication of race cars and classic cars . I would be re- quired by state law to obtain a Dealer or Repair license, whatever your rules may outline at said location. The building and property at 665 Nutmeg Rd . North has had an enviromental test done and has a clean slate. As far as the outside of the building is concerned, I would require one sign on Nutmeg Rd . North and one sign on the building to mark the location of entrance in back. .Any cars that are being repaired would be kept indoors at night , outside in the back during the day. The outside parking lot will be kept clean and professional (no junk) . The only addition I will have to make inside the building is to install a spray booth according to town regulations . Thank you for taking the time to read this letter , I hope lomeet all of your guidelines and I 'm looking forward to doing business with the town of South Windsor. Sincerely, Chad Longo i iuwly UP 5UUTH WINDSOR PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION - APPLICATION FORM Application No: (1'hU ' Official Receipt Date: Receipt No: APPLICANT: �'f"al�� PROJECT NAME: ADDRESS: �' 71 OWNER OF RECORD ON LAND RECORD S: � �t� �C t� j�V�� �Q 0 LU�- ADDRESS: COMPLETE LOCATION OF PROPERTY: f ASSESSOR'S MAP # PARCEL # ZO S ��11S � NAME, ADDRESS, TEL & FAX # OF PERSON TO WHOM INQUIRIES SHOULD BE DIRECTED: THIS APPLICATION IS FOR: (Check all that apply): ❑ Zone Change to (Public Hearing required and Certified letter to abutters required) ❑ Subdivision/Resubdivision ❑ Open Space Subdivision (Public Hearing Required) ❑ Subdivision ❑ Minor ❑ Major ❑ Resubdivision (Public Hearing Required) ❑ Minor ❑ Major ❑ Conditional Approval ❑ Special Exception to Article (Public Hearing, Certified letter to abutters required) , (Site Plan of Development ❑ General Plan of Development ❑ Earth Filling (Sec. 15) and/or Earth Removal (Sec. 14 - Public Hearing Required) ❑ Regulation Amendment ❑ Zoning ❑ Subdivision (Attach proposed amendment) (Public Hearing Required) ❑ Temporary and Conditional Permit for (Public Hearing Required) ❑ Major Home Occupation for (Public Hearing Required) ❑ Other (explain in detail) An Application Pending sign is required to be posted on the prop y for all applications ten (10) days prior to being heard by the Com ' 'on. Signature of Applica t Si atu e o operty Owner 4owM sty 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 N°SOR.Co TELEPHONE (860) 644-2511 December 31, 2002 Folsom Construction 138 Rye Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Sir/Madam: Re: Folsom Construction We are pleased to advise you that the Planning Department approved your application based on plans prepared by O'Brien Associates. Project no. 2490, dated 1/27/02. This approval is subject to the following modifications: 1. No building permit will be issued until the final mylars have been filed in the Town Clerk's office. 2. Dumpster areas should be shown on the plans. All dumpsters must be placed on a concrete pad and screened. 3. All outdoor storage must be visually screened from the public way. Black and white transparent mylar of Sheet#1 with the above modifications, together with three blueprint copies of the entire set of plans must be submitted be stamped and signed. After the mylar has been signed, it will be returned to you for filing in the Office of the Town Clerk. After filing these plans, a copy of the receipt must be submitted to the Planning Department. Sincerely, Michele R. Lipe, Y1CP Planning Department cc: Town Engineer Chief Building Official Assessor Fire Marshall