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Bethlehem Inland Wetlands Approves Three Applications (opens the original)
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BETHLEHEM â Meeting on September 14, the Inland Wetlands Agency reviewed four new applications, approving three and noting the fourth was incomplete. The incomplete application was submitted by Mark Crane, 51 Bethlehem Lane. It was an âafter the factâ application to install a 12 x 16 shed on the north border of the property line, located behind an existing 14 x 18 shed. The application needs a detailed map showing what was previously approved and what is currently present. An application s
Seymour Selectpersons Add Two Topics to Busy Agenda (opens the original)
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SEYMOUR â The Board of Selectpersons, meeting last Tuesday, added two topics to the agenda, a proposal for a Pedal Up program that would collect used bicycles and allow them to be traded up to a larger size as a child grows, and the creation of a Public Works surplus list. Items identified as surplus would first be offered to other town departments. The board also discussed possible solutions to a proposal from a private property owner to acquire 23a Partridge Drive. The 0.13 acre parcel is pr
Southbury ZBA Holds Two Public Hearings, Denies One Application and Continues Another (opens the original)
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SOUTHBURY â The Zoning Board of Appeals held two Public Hearings last Wednesday, denying one application and continuing discussion on the other to the boardâs next meeting in October. The application submitted by Brian Catlin for a proposed structure in the front yard of 92 Glen Lane was continued after Katrina Sweeza, who has been previously listed as an applicant on other actions involving this property, challenged the ability of chairman Mark Kane to rule on the matter without prejudice.
Middlebury Conservation Commission Approves Two Applications (opens the original)
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MIDDLEBURY â The Conservation Commission, meeting July 28, closed a Public Hearing and approved two applications. Commissioners closed the hearing on an application for pond maintenance on Somerset Drive after hearing testimony from attorney Franklin Pilicy, on behalf of the applicant Matt Voght, New England Aquatic. The plan submitted calls for the removal of water lilies from a shallow pond using equipment that pulls the plants out by the roots. It was stated that the goal is to reduce the n
Bethlehem Selectmen Hear Complaints of Junk Vehicles on West Lane Property (opens the original)
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BETHLEHEM â During public comment at last Tuesdayâs Board of Selectmen meeting, two residents, Jeff G. Horvath and Ryan Davenport of 31 West Lane, complained about the accumulation of junk vehicles and other debris at 15 West Lane. They said they were concerned about the possible negative impact on local property values due to the unsightly accumulation, and asked if something could be done to eliminate the problem. Mr. Horvath and Mr. Davenport referred to the townâs ordinance on junk yar
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