Weston well tests show no lead detected
Weston officials report nine of twelve private wells near the landfill area were resampled by Aspetuck Valley Health District. Early results show all tested wells contained no lead. some previous samples showed trace lead but under 0.05 mg/L.
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Weston
Board of Selectmen
Tim O'Connor
O'Connor
Aspetuck Valley Health District
O’connor
Geraghty & Miller
State Department of Environmental Protection
First
Inside items and page references
A fragment lists Inside section items with notes on Work/Study page 3, Opening woes page 4, Staples sked page 8, and J.O. qualifiers page 15. It hints at interrupting or incomplete content across pages.
Atwood says courts likely will not enforce middle income limits
Town Attorney Stanley Atwood told the Planning and Zoning Commission that courts will probably not enforce the 15 percent middle income restriction in Westport apartment rules. He warned enforcement would be difficult even if the general legality is upheld, noting recent rulings complicate the plan for evicting tenants above the income ceiling. He added Westport may be first in the state to face this issue.
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Stanley Atwood
Planning and Zoning Commission
Westport
Atwood
P&z
Backers Rally for Apartment Rule as Hearing Nears
Opposition to Planning and Zoning apartment regulation grows with only Julie Belaga and Melvin Barr publicly backing the measure. Critics argue the amendment may be legally weak and invite later challenges, while KTM members propose using the existing Town Plan of Development to allow small multi family housing.
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P&i
Julie Belaga
Melvin Barr
KTM
Raymond Ross
Woody Klein
Interfaith Plans 60 Senior Units Near Woman's Club
Interfaith Housing Inc proposes 60 low income senior units on town land next to the Woman's Club near Dead Man's Brook. First Selectman Kemish backs the plan and seeks 1580 for test borings at the site and two other town locations, with preliminary applications nearing the 400 unit cap.
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Melvin Barr
Interfaith Housing, Inc
Woman's Club
Dead Man's Brook
First
Taylor Place
Westport Woman's Club
Board of Finance
First Selectman
Temple Israel
Greens Farms Congregational Church
Saugatuck Congregational
the Unitarian Church
United Methodist
Friends Religious Society
St. Luke's Parish
Interfaith Housing
Klein and Ross oppose apartment regulations drive
RTM members Raymond Ross and Woody Klein say a majority oppose the new apartment rules and residents share concerns. First Selectman Kemish criticizes the thrust of apartments in residential districts while the Southwest Regional Planning Agency questions the floating zone concept and offers a viable alternative.
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RTM
Raymond Ross
Woody Klein
Rtmers
First
State backs Bridgeport area for first garbage facilities
The Bridgeport region including Westport Fairfield Stratford Trumbull and Monroe is slated as the first to get solid waste separation facilities under the state plan. A $10 per ton net cost is projected for 1973 dollars with fees to cover capital and operating costs. Construction of a Bridgeport separation plant is planned for 1976 with transfer stations in several towns to serve it. A key hurdle is securing a majority of the State Resources Recovery Authority to approve the move and sign a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport News
Bridgeport
Westport
Connecticut
General Electric Company
Richard Chase
Department of Environmental Protection
Fairfield
Stratford
Trumbull
Monroe
Chase
State Resources Recovery Authority
General Assembly
Authority
Senate
Lawrence de Nardis
R.- Hamden
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Walter L. Olesen
Stony Brook Road
Harry Audley
Olesens
Jon Schiff
Weston Well
J.O
Atwood Courts
Interfaith
Barr
Joseph DeJesus
South Compo Road
Birch Street
Post Road
Klein, Ross
State
By Mark Roth
Environment Committee
Environmental Protection
Finance and Control
Transportation
Thomas Meskill
Meskill
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