Clinton Wetlands Commission To Review 17-Unit Townhouse Proposal, Ben Merrill Road Bridge Replacement

CLINTON, CT — A proposal to build 17 townhouse units near Cow Hill Road and a public hearing on the replacement of the Ben Merrill Road bridge are among the matters scheduled for consideration by the Clinton Inland Wetlands Commission on Thursday, Nov. 5.

The commission also is expected to revisit applications involving a home addition, a septic system relocation and a request for a determination under the town's wetlands regulations.

The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. in the Rose Room at Clinton Town Hall, 54 East Main St..

17 Townhouse Units Proposed Near Cow Hill Road

The commission is scheduled to receive an application for regulated activities associated with a proposed residential development on property identified as 0 Cow Hill Road.

Tony Bolduc is the applicant, and New England Facility Maintenance LLC is listed as the property owner.

The application involves proposed construction within 50 feet of inland wetlands or a watercourse.

According to the agenda, the development would include two six-unit townhouse buildings accessed from Martin Drive and an additional five-unit townhouse building accessed from Cow Hill Road.

The property is in an R-30 residential zone.

The application is listed for receipt by the commission. The agenda does not indicate that a decision on the project is scheduled for Nov. 5.

Public Hearing Scheduled On Ben Merrill Road Bridge Replacement

The commission will hold a public hearing on a wetlands application associated with the replacement of the existing bridge at 27 Ben Merrill Road.

The application concerns the replacement of Connecticut Department of Transportation Bridge No. 07013.

David Cicia is listed as the applicant, and the town of Clinton is identified as the property owner.

The proposed work involves regulated activity within 50 feet of inland wetlands or a watercourse.

The property is identified as being in an R-80 zone.

The public hearing will provide an opportunity for the commission to consider the application.

Home Addition On Delwood Avenue Returns For Review

Under old business, the commission is scheduled to revisit an application from Leon Losapio involving an addition to an existing home at 28 Delwood Ave..

Losapio is listed as both applicant and property owner.

The application seeks authorization for regulated activity within 50 feet of inland wetlands or a watercourse.

The property is in an R-30 residential zone.

Septic System Relocation Proposed On Killingworth Turnpike

The commission also will continue reviewing an application for a septic system relocation at 87 Killingworth Turnpike.

KRK Plumbing & Heating Corp. is the applicant, and Kevin Barrera is identified as the property owner.

The application requests an inland wetlands permit for work within 50 feet of wetlands or a watercourse.

The property is in an R-20 zone.

Old Nod Road Wetlands Determination Continues

Another pending matter concerns property at 32 Old Nod Road.

The agenda identifies Robert Godsey and Brianna Muscio in connection with the property.

The commission is scheduled to continue its consideration of an as-of-right determination under Section 4.4 of Clinton's Inland Wetlands Regulations.

Budget And Meeting Calendar Also On Agenda

Commissioners also are scheduled to review a draft budget and consider a 2027 meeting calendar.

How To Attend

The Nov. 5 meeting begins at 7 p.m. at 54 East Main St..

Residents who want to participate remotely through Zoom may request access information by calling the Inland Wetlands Clerk at 860-669-6133 during regular Town Hall business hours.

Requests must be made by noon on the meeting date.

This article is based on the Clinton Inland Wetlands Commission's Nov. 5, 2026, regular meeting agenda. All applications and decisions described are pending unless otherwise indicated.