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Zoning Commission Minutes 11/27/2006









APPROVED


OLD LYME ZONING COMMISSION
MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING
Monday, November 27, 2006


The Old Lyme Zoning Commission held a Special Meeting on Monday, November 27, 2006 at 7:30 p.m. in the Auditorium of Memorial Town Hall.  Members present were Ted Kiritsis (Chairman), Jane Marsh (Secretary), Jane Cable, John Johnson, Howard Tooker (Alternate), and Steve Ames (Alternate).   Also present was Ann Brown, Zoning Enforcement Officer.

1.      Convene Meeting; announcement of voting alternates.

Chairman Kiritsis called the Regular Meeting to order at 7:05 p.m.  

2.      Regulation Rewrite – Gateway Regulations

Section 11.23 – Commercial and Non-commercial Cutting

Delete Section.  Put Section 11.23.4 (Non-Commercial Cutting) under site plan review.  Put 11.23.1c and 11.23.1d in the definition section (Section 3).  The Commission would like to control cutting prior to development and would like to put it under site plans with a title that will allow people to understand their intent.

Section 12 - PRCD

Delete 12.11.2 – Allowable Wetlands

Section 13 – Site Development Plans and Special Permits and Exceptions

13A.4.4.2 – Change - The face of such sign shall be as prescribed, not as provided.

13A.4.7a & b – Please add a line indicating what will happen if the items are not submitted in the required time frame.

Section 14 – Alcoholic Liquor

No changes.

Section 15 – Excavation & Filling of Earth Products

15.5.12 – No rock crushing . . . within 500 feet of any property line or of any street.

15.5.16 – Add feet after four (4’).

Section 18 – Off-Street Parking and Loading

18.3.5 – Illumination – Beginning on sixth line down delete from “provided, however ...” through “adjacent to all buildings.”

18.4.2 – check reference.

18.4.3 – check reference.

18.4.8 – check reference.

18.4.9 – Change to ½ parking space for each slip.

Section 20 – Administration and Enforcement

20.3.4.1 – leave xiii.

Section 21 – Zoning Board of Appeals

21.3 – change to read that the work will commence within 18 months and be completed within 3 years.

3.      Adjourn

A motion was made by Howard Tooker, seconded by Steve Ames and voted unanimously to adjourn at 9:05 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,



Susan J. Bartlett
Recording Secretary