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Brief item notes a notable departure or decision within the iPS group affecting Staples, with cross references to pages 5 8 and 9 for related features on Weston paddlers AAA credit and BR's best.
11 Jul 1973
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Newspaper
Westport News
Location
Westport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1973
Page
1
Brief item notes a notable departure or decision within the iPS group affecting Staples, with cross references to pages 5 8 and 9 for related features on Weston paddlers AAA credit and BR's best.
Westport Planning and Zoning Commission disclosed ten preliminary applications for about 365 apartment units. At least 13 more inquiries were received with no details on size or location. Officials noted most proposals are townhouse style near sewers on small sites and near major roads.
Proponents and opponents of the planning and zoning commission apartment rule prepare for a heated RTM special meeting. P Z Chair Julie Belaga and Planning Director Melvin Barr defend the regulation and deny withheld information claims as Windsor case interpretations diverge.
The 300 family Greens Farms Association criticizes the Westport proposed Multiple Family Development regulations as still relying on an undocumented acute need and resembling spot zoning. In a letter to Planning and Zoning Chairman Julie Belaga, they urge advance pre zoning for apartments, demand clearer definitions, and oppose floating zones.
RTM members Donald Levy and Roy Dickinson say there must be a better way to override the Planning and Zoning Commission apartment regulation. They argue a majority oppose the amendment not for the elderly or town staff but for not going far enough, prompting a special RTM meeting on July 17.
The Board of Education terminates its contract with the Westport Education Association to avoid paying step increases, while keeping current salaries at 1972-73 rates as talks for a new teacher contract continue. The WEA regrets the unilateral move, noting the association preferred to extend the existing contract until a new agreement is settled.
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