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❑ Site Plan of Development
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❑ Earth Filling (Sec. 15) and/or Earth Removal (Sec. 14 - Public Hearing Required)
❑ Regulation Amendment ❑ Zoning ❑ Subdivision
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT
4ae. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
GROOMING REGULATIONS
. Sec. 22-344-26 . Room requirements. A grooming facility established
in a home shall be in a room, separate from living quarters, at least
twelve feet by twelve feet in size, with a separate outside entrance.
Adequate lighting and ventilation shall be provided.
(Effective January 6, 1970)
Sec. 22-344-27. Walls. Ceilings. Floors. The walls and ceiling of
the facility shall be painted, paneled or of other suitable materials.
Floors shall be covered with a non-toxic easily cleaned water impervious
material.
(Effective January 6, 1970)
Sec. 22-344-28. Grooming equipment. A grooming facility shall be
equipped with at least the following: A bathing tub, a grooming table,
hot and cold running water, a drier, clippers, combs, brushes and
shears. All equipment shall be sterilized after each use and kept
in a sanitary manner.
(Effective January 6 , 1970)
Sec. 22-344-29. Drying cages. Drying cages shall be kept clean and
sanitary and shall be of sufficient size to accommodate the dog con-
tained comfortably. Recommended size twenty-two inches to twenty-
four inches wide, twenty-four to twenty-eight inches high, thirty
inches to thirty-four inches in depth.
(Effective January 6, 1970)
Sec. 22-344-30. Exercise area. Keeping dogs overnight. There shall
be an indoor or outdoor exercise area for dogs being detained for
grooming for periods exceeding four hours, measuring at least three
feet by eight feet, with covered top provided. Dogs shall not be
kept overnight, unless proper kennel facilities and license require-
ments are met.
(Effective January 6, 1970)
Sec. 22-344-31. Sanitation of grooming and exercise areas. The
- grooming area and exercise area, if required, shall be kept disin-
fected, cleaned and sanitary at all times.
(Effective January 6 , 1970)
Phone 566-5924
State Office Building,Hartford,Conn. OF 106
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May 9, 2005
To: South Windsor Planning and Zoning Commission
Ref. Application 05-03P- Doggone Beautiful Dog Grooming
As I am unable to be present for the public hearing held on Tuesday May 10, 2005 I wish
to express my comments in favor of this application.
I have known Nancy Palauskas for over 9 years, she is a highly respected dog trainer and
breeder of poodles. Ms. Palauskas has been grooming my dog at my house for many
years she always maintains a professional atmosphere when she is working. I hope the
commission will look favorably on this application. I believe Doggone Beautiful Dog
Grooming will be a fine addition to the business community in South Windsor.
Margaret M. Shea
266 Abby Road
South Windsor, Ct 06074
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Proposed business owner, Nancy Palauskas, received pet groomer
certification from Connecticut K-9 in 1991 and has since been employed by
a grooming shop, vet hospital & kennel in surrounding towns.
She has been an avid dog show exhibitor for the past 20 years and has a
reputation in the USA for her top quality miniature poodles.
Nancy is also an award winning groomer in regional competitions.
Now it is time to pursue owning my own business.
Doggone Beautiful will be a service based business that offers grooming for
dogs in our community, and will specialize in poodles and other small
breeds.
Business will be conducted in a 13'X 18'room with an existing separate
entrance. Hours of operation will be part time, 3-4 days per week. Open
some Saturdays, closed on Sunday. I intend to groom no more than 4 dogs
per day.
No outside employees, except possibly one part time, during the holidays.
Dogs would be kept on the premises no more than 3 hrs during the
grooming process.
Parking area is 40'x 50' and is located between my home and a neighboring
office building so there is no impact on a residential neighbor.
There is a state inspection and license that must be obtained on a yearly
basis. Zoning approval from the town must first be made. I am aware of the
requirements for the state license and have been in contact with the state
inspector. State of CT grooming regulations are attached.
Answers for letters A-I
a. There will be only one major home occupation. Doggone Beautiful Dog
Grooming.
b. There will be no accessory buildings.
c. There will be no non-residing employees, except possibly one part time
person during the holidays
d. There will be no storage of materials as this is a service business.
e. The location of the property is on Ellington Road, already a very busy
road. The small number of people that will come here will not increase the
traffic. There will be no need for truck deliveries other than UPS
f. Parking is a 40'x 50' area between my home and an office building, so
there will be no impact on a residential neighbor. There is also a natural
hedge row screen between my property and the office building.
g_ There will be no external changes necessary to change the character of
the residence.
h. There will be no retail sales as it is a service business.
i. none of these items apply, as dogs will be staying not more than three
hours for their appointment.
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Appl #05-30P, Palauskas Home Occupation dba Doggone Beautiful
Dog Grooming - Public Hearing 5110105
1. This is an application for a 5-year major home occupation to operate a dog
grooming business to be known as "Doggone Beautiful Dog Grooming," from
property located at 1162 Ellington Road, A-20 zone.
2. The applicant has submitted a narrative defining the scope of the business. She
has indicated that this business will specialize in the grooming of poodles and
other small breeds. The hours of operation are three days a week, open some
Saturdays with a maximum of four dogs per day.
3. The applicant has indicated that she will be utilizing a 13' X 18' room that has
an existing entrance separate from the main entrance to the house.
4. The reasons for requiring PZC approval are to ensure that:
• the home occupation is clearly secondary to the use of the building for
dwelling purposes;
• the home occupation is compatible with other permitted residential uses in
the residential district;
• the residential character of the dwelling and the neighborhood are
preserved, and;
• all residents have freedom from excessive noise, excessive traffic,
nuisances, fire hazards offensive odors and pollutants, and other possible
effects of commercial uses being conducted in residential areas.
5. Performance criteria that must be met include:
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0 25/o of the floor area can be used for the occupation;
• occupation cannot be visible from outside the dwelling unit;
• dwelling must contain the character of a single family dwelling;
• no entrance or exit may be added solely for the occupation;
• no more than one non-resident employee allowed;
• the occupation cannot create a volume of passenger or commercial traffic
that is inconsistent with the normal level of traffic_on-the street;
• all parking needs must be met on-site; and
• the Commission may require screening of additional parking from the street
and from adjacent residential properties.
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6. The applicant has submitted a sketch showing a 40' X 50' existing parking
area. There is enough room on site for cars to turn around before exiting onto
Ellington Road.
7. There is an office building to the east of this site. There is about 100 feet
separating distance between this applicant's' house and the nearest house to the
west. The land behind the house to the north is wooded wetlands, with no
houses. We have provided some pictures of the site to illustrate the parking
area as well as existing vegetative screening that currently exists between this
site and the commercial office building to the east. (Pictures are a part of the
packet provided to the Commission).
8. The State Dept of Agriculture regulates grooming facilities in homes and has
standards including that the grooming area shall be kept disinfected, cleaned
and sanitary at all times.
9. The applicant has indicated that there may be one other employee involved in
the business during the holiday season.
IO.The regulations allow for a two square foot, non-illuminated sign, and the
applicant has provided a sketch of that sign.
11.Fred Shaw, Sup't of Pollution Control, has reviewed the proposal. He has
indicated that the owner must provide separately for business generated waste
and recyclable collection and disposal including dog wastes (as is true with all
home occupations). The waste generated by the home occupation cannot be
included with the residential trash pickup.
12.If this application is approved, the applicant will complete a home occupation
form, which contains acknowledgment that the applicant will abide by criteria
contained in the zoning regulations. The applicant would also be required to
return to this Commission upon expiration of the 5-year permit period.
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1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074
SOR•c0 TELEPHONE (860) 644-2511
CERTIFIED MAIL
May 13, 2005 7004 1160 0002 1059 5610
Ms. Nancy A. Palauskas
Doggone Beautiful Dog Grooming
1162 Ellington Road
South Windsor, CT 06074
Re: Appl#05-30P, Doggone Beautiful Dog Grooming
Dear Ms. Palauskas:
We are pleased to advise you that the Planning&Zoning Commission voted on May 10, 2005 to approve
with conditions the above-referenced application for a 5-year Major Home Occupation permit to operate a
dog grooming business on property located at 1162 Ellington Road,A-20 zone. This approval is subject to
the following conditions:
1. The business must be operated by the homeowner.
2. The permit will expire on May 10, 2010, and will have to be renewed at that time.
3. Only one non-resident employee can be hired.
4. Hours of operation are limited to four days a week(including Saturdays).
5. Refuse from the business cannot be disposed of with residential refuse. Adequate arrangements must be
made for business refuse disposal.
6. Any new building, or alteration/additions to existing buildings and signage,requires a building permit
prior to start of construction.
7. Business not to be open on Sundays.
Sincerely,
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Timothy H. Wentzell, Chairman
Planning&Zoning Commission
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