Norwalk Zoning Panel Proposes Light Industrial Zone No.2
The Zoning commission sets July 10 at 8 p.m. in city hall for a public hearing on a proposed Light Industrial Zone No.2 with 48 percent maximum building area, 35 feet height, two stories, 30 foot street setback, 20 foot side yards, and a 50 foot residential buffer strip plus a three foot shrub screen. Non compliance goes to the city prosecutor in 10 days. Also July 2 at 8 p.m. the Planning commission will hear four subdivision applications in Veterans Memorial park.
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Norwalk
Zoning Commission
City Hall
Planning Commission
Veterans Memorial Park
Violet A.walsh
Cranbury Road
Chestnut Hill Road
Edward J. Skrensky
Scribner
Sprite Island
Yachtclub
Francis X. Kirmayer
Delay Urged on Compo Beach Sand Approval
Evan H Harding of the Planning and Zoning Commission urges tabling a 71333 appropriation for dredging 150 000 cubic yards of sand at Compo Beach pending study of Gray's Creek project First Selectman Baldwin backs the request for board of finance approval The proposal would fund dredging to create a recreation area moorings for 500 boats and shore protection critics fear sand loss from storms and question flood control safeguards
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ATM
Evan H. Harding
Planning and Zoning Commission
Compo Beach
Gray’ 'S Creek
Herbert
Baldwin
Board of Finance
Harding
Gray's Creek
Gray “Creek
Construction upswing continues in town with new dwellings
Building inspector Arthur A. Miller issued five permits, three for new dwellings worth about 23 000 each and a seven room house estimated at 419 000 on Blue Ribbon drive. Reg Maxwell and Jay Van Zandt received permits for a garage addition 3500 and a 650 dormer addition respectively. Reverend Lawrence of Westcliff England will preach July 6 at Greens Farms Congregational church. Harbormaster Paul Dreyfous announces available boat moorings in the Saugatuck river basin under Recreation Commission rules. Real estate notices list Jennings Realty transfers on Jennings court Punch Bowl drive Nash-A-Way lane and Ren zulli road.
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Arthur A. Miller
C. and S- Construction Company
Vani Court
Farms
Congregational ‘Church
International Congregational Conference
Hartford
Harry’ ‘B. Adams
Field Ayark
Yale’ Divinity’ School
Lois R. Clark
Jennings Realty Company
Jennings Court
Frank and Frances , Parise
Howard W. Gault
Punch Bowl Drive
Ralph Zullo
Edward C
Nash
Nash-A-Way Lane
George R
Lucille H. Andeson
Fairfield
Michael Renzulli
Renzulli Road
Generoso Renzulli
Walter Werner Named Chair Of Danbury Industrial Group
Raymond S. Mann, president of the Danbury Chamber of Commerce, nome nates Walter Werner as chairman of the industrial development committee. The panel includes John J. Hannan, John W. Douglas, John H. McCann, Eugene J. Brown, Arthur G. Potts, J. Searle Pinney, and Joseph W. Dumser to shape policies for industrial growth, realtor relations, and ties with founding communities.
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Raymond S. Mann
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Werner
Mann
Chamber
Werner
John J.’ Hannan
John W. Douglas
John H. McCann
Eugene J. Brown
Arthur G. Potts
J. Searle’ Pinney
Joseph, W. Dumser
Newtown
Bethel Chambers
Danbury
Byron Johnson Heads Danbury GOP Club to Second Term
The Danbury Republican Club re-elected Byron T. Johnson as president for a new year. John J. Addessi is vice president, Thomas Stevens secretary, Orlando Salva tore treasurer. New three year directors include Nicholas Juisto John Demko Henry J Gebert Jr Atty Theodore A Geman and John Hurley. Juisto named attendance chair and Victor Rohland stays on voters committee. Weather and street works notes list John Street Henry Street Middle Street Kohanza Street Starr Avenue and North Main Street from Clapboard Ridge to Kohanza Street pending permits.
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Danbury Republican Club
Byron T. Johnson
John J. Addessi
Thomas Stevens
Orlando Salvatore
Nicholas Juisto
John Demko
Henry. J. .Gebert,._Jr
Atty
Theodore A.* Geman
John’ Hurley
Victor=Rohland
Public Works ' Department
John
Henry
Middle Street
Kohanza Street
Starr Avenue
Main Street
School Board Seeks Bids for Repairs and Parking Projects
The board calls for bids on roof gutter repairs at Morris Street and Main Street schools and on enlarging surfacing of parking areas at Danbury High and Roberts Avenue schools. Bids due by 4 pm July 2. Water bill deadline noted with penalties for delinquency.
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Board of Education
Morris ‘Street
Main Street
Danbury High
Roberts Avenue
John J. Stone
Supt. of
Walter P. Sweet
Town Seeks Voters on Using Bond Funds for Mill Ridge Office
Hayestown school bond funds may finance a Mill Ridge school office building if residents approve. Selectman Joseph H. Sauer will present the proposal at a town meeting. If approved, 373000 dollars would be available for the new office. any surplus reverts to the general fund. The present office occupies the 10 1 OF building.
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Hayestown
Mill Ridge
Selectman
Joseph H. Sauer
Water Shutoff For Fry's Corner Work At 9 A.M.
Water department plans to tie in a new main at Fry's Corner and Wooster Heights this morning at 9 o clock weather permitting. Water will be shut off at 9 a.m. for Wooster Heights and Wooster Heights Gardens from Fry's Corner while the new main is connected. Residents should draw water before 9 to meet needs. Officials could not say how long the job will take.
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Fry’s Corner
Wooster Heights
Wooster Heights Gardens
Fry's Corner
Route 7
New Haven Railroad
Eagle Pencil Co
Beaver Brook
Local notices and real estate transfers announced in Towson area news
Postotino and Terhune list land and buildings on High Point and Pumpkin Hill roads transferred to multiple buyers in New York City Laurelton and Darien. Several residents, including Edward J Butner and Howard Dreyfous, mentioned with taxes, weather, and town developments. Fire, highway, and zoning notes accompany social events and upcoming public services.
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Crumlin Road
David P
Jessie C. Preston
Beverson F
Maple Avenue
Russell W
Irene A. Henry
Darien
Aléo
Earl C
Alma H. Olofson
Chapel Hill Road
Robert W
Matié F. Thompson
Old Saybrook
Edgewater Hillside
Franzier Scott
Marion’ C. Scott
Towson
James, M
Elinor E. Wolfe
Norport 2 Drive
Dean ‘Carpenter
Constance C
Howard Dreyfous
Maine
Fellowship of Greens — Farms Church
Burial Hill Beach
Bedford Junior High School
Leonard
Metélus
First
Herbert E. Baldwin
Peter Mitchell
Sherwood Island
Merrill's Marauders in World War II Burma-India theater fighters
Merrill's Marauders were a volunteer U.S. infantry unit under General Frank Merrill. They fought in the Burma-India theater wearing rugged jungle gear and earned fame for their aggressive operations during World War II.
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Meril
U.S
Frank Merrill
ZBA Approves Three Variances Despite No Attendance
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved three variance requests after no one appeared to oppose. Bertha Heinz seeks a medical office at 92 Locust Avenue. The Strattons request to use the northwest corner of Hospital and Locust for physicians offices. The Sinton couple seeks a five foot sideline variance at Crane Street side of their property at Crane and Osborne. W Edwin Harrison chaired the hearing.
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Zoning Board For Appeals
Bertha Heinz
Locust Avenue
Robert
Walter Stratton
Hospital and Locust Avenues
William and
Agnes Sinton
Crane Street
Crane and
Osborne Streets
W. Edwin Harrison
Oning Board of Appeals
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Trumbull
White Plains RD
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Chef Boy-Ar-Des
Home Foods
Milford Beef
Tiel
Armour's Star
Hamburg
Angus Hinds
Compo
Flood and Erosion Control Board
Paul Dreyfous
Saugatuck River
Recreation Commission
Connecticut Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Byron Johnson
G. Harold Davis
America
Home Savings, and Loan
Association
Home Savings and Loan Association
Merrill’s Marauders
Bridgeport Ave
Devon
Pippy
Eee
Alan
PAL Bottling CO
Diamond
Ginger
Alex Waterbury
Conn
Water ST
Larry Stone
Homburg
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