Planning & Zoning Commission, June 23, 2026

The Planning & Zoning Commission meeting held on June 23, 2026, for Greenwich Community Television focused on several key land use and zoning applications, including site plan approvals and special permits. Notably, the commission approved a special permit for Coleman Business Holdings LLC to convert dental office spaces into residential units at 23 Maple Avenue, with conditions addressing parking and conservation recommendations. The commission also discussed a proposed affordable housing conversion at 129 Hamilton Avenue under Connecticut General Statute 8-30G, with ongoing concerns about unit size calculations, financing contingencies, and required documentation such as a will-serve letter. Additionally, the commission approved a final site plan and special permit for Burning Tree Country Club to construct a fabric-covered equipment storage structure, with conditions related to environmental safeguards and volume thresholds. The meeting included a detailed review and approval of zoning text amendments to comply with Public Act 25-1, affecting housing development regulations, parking minimums, and the establishment of conservation and traffic mitigation districts. Other agenda items included landscape plan revisions for The Charleston development and discussions on parking and operational restrictions for a Pilates studio at 1381 East Putnam Avenue. Several motions were passed unanimously, and the commission emphasized adherence to state laws and local conservation goals throughout the proceedings.