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- 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month
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Applications - April 9, 2020
SPR# 1806 – 37 Bacon Road – Site Plan Review application for two building additions and a parking lot expansion to the Shaker Pines Fire Department building/parking lot; Map 94/Lot 62; Industrial-1 Zone; Shaker Pines Fire District #5, owner/applicant. (DoR: 3/12/2020; MAD: 5/16/2020)
SPR# 1806 - Application - 37 Bacon Rd- Shaker Pines Fire Dept Building & Expand Parking
SPR# 1806 - Deed - 37 Bacon Rd - Shaker Pines Fire Dept Building & Expand Parking
SPR# 1806 - Drainage Report - 37 Bacon Road
SPR# 1806 - Narrative - 37 Bacon Rd - Shaker Pines Fire Dept Building & Expand Parking
SPR# 1806 - Plan Set - 37 Bacon Rd- Shaker Pine Fire Dept Building & Expand Parking
PH# 2939 - 2 Enfield Street - 150-day extension request to file the Special Permit on the land records
PH# 2939 - 2 Enfield Street - Extension Request II
SPR# 1807 – 89 Elm Street – Administrative Approval for replacement of menu boards, a concrete pad, and renovation of the exterior/interior and signage of the Dunkin Donuts; The Enfield Group, owner; Tony Caetano, applicant; Map 43/Lot 18; BR Zone.
SPR# 1807 - Application - 89 Elm St - Dunkin’
SPR# 1807 - Plan Sheet R-1 - Exterior Elevations
SPR# 1807 - Site Plan - 89 Elm St
PH# 2968 – 1283 Enfield Street – Special Permit application to convert a two-family home to a three-family home; Our Town Investments, LLC., owner/applicant; Map 46/Lot 12; HR-33 Zone.
PH# 2968 - Application - 1283 Enfield St
PH# 2968 - Deed - 1283 Enfield St
PH# 2968 - First and Second Floor Layout
PH# 2969 – Zoning Text Amendment Application to Section 5.70.3 to allow personal services as a use within the Limited Office Overlay Zone; John Improta, applicant.
PH# 2969 - Text Amendment to Limited Office Overlay - CRCOG Referral Form
PH# 2970 – 34 Maple Street – Special Permit application to convert a two-family home to a three-family home; 34 Maple Enfield, LLC., owner; Chris Marszalek, applicant; Map 83/Lot 246; R-33 Zone.
PH# 2970 - Floor Plans - 34 Maple Street
PH# 2970 - Parking and GIS - 34 Maple St
XZA# 20-05 – Zoning Text Amendment Application to Section 2.30 to remove the last sentence regarding attics from the Finished Floor Area definition; Town of Enfield, applicant.
XZA# 20-05 - Text Amendment - Section 2.30 Definitions - Finished Floor Area - CRCOG Form
XZA# 20-05 - Text Amendment - Section 2.30 Definitions- Finished Floor Area
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Members
This commission is appointed by the Town Council and is comprised of:
- 7 Regular members, 4 year term
no more than 4 of these members shall be of the same political party - 3 Alternate members, 4 year term
no more than 2 of these members shall be of the same political party
Committee Goals
The Planning and Zoning Commission was established in accordance with Chapter V, Section 2 of the Town Charter.
The commission shall have all the powers and duties not inconsistent with the Charter, which are prescribed in Title 8, Chapter 124 of the CT General Statutes. Broadly, the Planning and Zoning Commission is authorized to regulate, within the limits of the municipality, the height, number of stories and size of buildings and other structures; the percentage of the area of the lot that may be occupied; the size of yards, courts and other open spaces; the density of population and the location and use of buildings, structures and land for trade, industry, residence or other purposes, including water-dependent uses as defined in Section 22a-93, and the height, size and location of advertising signs and billboards.
The Planning and Zoning Commission is also responsible for adopting the Town’s Plan of Conservation and Development which is designed to provide guidance in the town’s zoning and capital improvement decisions. By law, the Plan must be updated at least every 10 years.