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Greenwich News

Location

Greenwich, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1989

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New Zoning Change Worries Greenwich Officials

State lawmakers and Greenwich officials oppose a new state zoning appeals bill aimed at speeding affordable housing. Assemblyman William H. Nickerson calls the act draconian arguing it shifts burden of proof to local boards and risks spot zoning. Greenwich projects like the Byram School housing effort are cited as examples of potential overreach. Peg Morton of the Housing Mission says the bill is not a blank check and will not see wide use when enacted next year.

Greenwich William H. Nickerson 149Th State Senate Byram Nickerson Peg Morton Sioner Housing Carte Blanche

Books on tape hook commuters on Riverside

John deCsepel collects almost 200 cassette books in his Riverside home and uses them to learn history, French, and thrillers. Greenwich Library now holds over 900 tapes, with donations growing the rapidly popular collection used by vision impaired readers and I-95 commuters alike.

Turnpike John deCsepel Robert Ludlum Mr. deCsepel Riverside Sir Win Ston Churchill Greenwich Library Wayne Campbell Campbell Churchill William Manchester Maxwell Balmain

Sewer plant upgrade to aid Sound cleanup

Greenwich Harbor hypoxia linked to sewage nitrogen. DEP model shows low dissolved oxygen levels from 5 mg/L standard, dipping to 2-3 mg/L in a shallow bay. Over 20 years, $1.2 billion planned for plant modernization. Grass Island plant eyed for $42.5 million total with a $1.5 million design, environmental study. Governor seeks $30 million federal study funds. Greenwich funding may be limited by Hartford finances and competing projects, page 21.

Greenwich Harbor Hartford State Department of Environmental Protection Long Island Sound Thomas Morrissey DEP Morrissey Sound Grass Island William O’neill Greenwich

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