Sixteen RTM Members Seek Probe Into Minibus and Alternatives
Sixteen RTM members petition Moderator Edwin Kahn urging the creation of an ad hoc committee to study the proposed minibus system and all alternatives to meet elderly transportation needs. They seek a sense of the meeting at the RTM’s next session, 8:15 p.m. at Coleytown Junior High School, with the proposal not on the agenda.
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RTM
Edwin Kahn
Kahn
Coleytown Junior High School
KTM
P Z approves revised apartment guidelines for middle income housing
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved updated apartment rules after a March public hearing. The changes include condominiums under multiple family dwellings, a 1500 foot sewer connection limit, a joint sewer authority assessment, a two and a half story height cap, 2.5 parking spaces per unit, and setting maximum mid income rents by the Zoning Enforcement Officer. No new public hearing is needed as changes were substantive but not new. The ATM may act to put the measures on its agenda. if not, the rules become law in seven days.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Julie Belaga
P&i
Sewer Authority
Director of Public Works
Inside Hi-Lites and Page Promos Listing
A compact notice highlights Inside Hi-Lites sections with page references for Weston vote on page 3, perambulate on page 6, tennis champ on page 24, and other teasers on page 10. The item outlines a community newsroom indexing reader guides.
Board delays vote on Little League sex bias protest
After heated debate the Board of Education postponed action on withholding fields from the Little League over alleged discriminatory practices against girls. NOW representative Carol Agate urged compliance with state and federal statutes barring discrimination and requiring facility analysis.
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Board of Education
Little League
Carol Agate
NOW
Revins
Darras
Agate
Missing five foot boa constrictor Charlie is stolen
John Gardner, director of Mid-Fairfield County Youth Museum, pleads for Charlie the grey black five foot boa constrictor to be returned after a break in shattered a glass case. Police report the animal may die from hunger if not found. blood was found at the scene raising concerns of injury.
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Charlie
Mid-Fairfield County
John Gardner
Gardner
Westport News
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