CLINTON, CT — The Clinton Zoning Board of Appeals will consider an appeal challenging the revocation of zoning approval for a garage addition on Long Hill Road and a separate request for setback variances at the same property during its Wednesday, Oct. 21, meeting.
The board also will hold a public hearing on a proposed residential setback variance at 96 Shore Road, where a coastal site plan application is pending.
Jeffrey Beatty, representing property owner Marc Rook, is appealing the zoning enforcement officer's decision to revoke zoning approval for an addition to an existing garage at 112 Long Hill Road.
The appeal concerns property in the R-60 residential zone.
Beatty has also submitted a separate application seeking variances from the town's south side-yard and rear-yard setback requirements for the garage addition.
The board will hold public hearings on both applications before considering them under old business.
At 96 Shore Road, applicant Anthony Bolduc is seeking a variance from the northeast side-yard setback requirement for a house owned by Gary and Barbara Corliss.
The property is in the R-10 residential zone.
The request is accompanied by a coastal site plan application.
The board will hold a public hearing on the setback request and consider both applications under old business.
The agenda does not specify the proposed setback distance or describe the construction associated with the request.
The board is scheduled to review and consider approval of its annual report and minutes from its July 15 meeting.
Members also will discuss the board's calendar and correspondence concerning Sample v. Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Clinton.
The meeting begins at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21, in the Town Hall auditorium at 54 East Main St..
Residents who wish to attend virtually may request Zoom access by calling the Zoning Board of Appeals at 860-669-6133 during regular Town Hall business hours, no later than noon on the meeting date.
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