Stamford Zoning Board Meeting – February 10, 2026: Bathhouse Approval & Palmer Hill Discussion
Stamford Zoning Board Meeting – February 10, 2026
The Stamford Zoning Board held a regular meeting on February 10, 2026, at 6:30 PM via Zoom. The board approved a general development plan for a bathhouse (application 225-375) with conditions, discussed multiple outstanding items for future meetings, and addressed the continuation of a contentious application (225-48) related to Palmer Hill. The meeting also covered updates on engineering reports, comment deadlines from various city agencies, and the status of other pending projects.
Meeting Transcript
We're still waiting for um some uh reports from uh uh fire marshal WPCA and TTP, correct? Manita Yes Okay, so um hopefully we will get those um before the next meeting and then we've got to hear from engineering and TTP on this on the uh materials we received today from the attorney for 77 plus the EPB for Bill's question. Yeah an EPB okay who's how is that question getting to EPV? I would talk to Bob tomorrow. Oh okay, good all right um and I assume also uh Mr. Rennes is you're you you're gonna not not you personally but when I say you I mean your firm is going to address the illegal issues that the uh Mr. Pierce brought up also the legal issues I will be deferring to my fellow volunteer Mr. William Hennessy. Okay perfect okay so an interesting evening look forward to it okay um are we good uh if we continue this now anything else before we uh do that okay uh my only question Mr. Chairman uh since the application was opened and you afforded their attorney the right to speak you have to open it to the public okay um that's a good point right uh if there's anyone from the public who wishes to speak on this application um can you raise your hand please I don't see any hands we don't see any people either um all right application two two five dash four eight is continued until the next meeting of the zoning board which will be on February twenty third twenty twenty-six at six thirty on Zoom uh thank you uh all for uh participating in this and and thank you for the extra eighteen minutes a for you Rick it no problem okay um now let's see we're into the regular meeting and the first thing we have is the minutes from our last meeting on January twenty sixth um are there any um corrections comments additions on it motion to approve the minutes of january twenty sixth two thousand twenty six as presented second mr chairman okay any further discussion um all in favor say aye aye minutes are approved next um we have uh uh application two two five three seven five harbor point square LLC um general development plan site and architectural plans and our requested uses and coastal site plan review this is the um the bathhouse we do have um conditions for that so uh manita can you put those up please yes um bath how can you see my screen yep well I can go straight to the site specific conditions okay um it disappeared on my computer oh well it's on mine I have it oh huh huh okay it's back um it is okay Um it disappeared on my computer. Oh. Well, it's on mine. I have it. Oh. Huh. Huh. Okay. It's back. Um it is. Okay. I it is hung on my computer. So good. So uh the first item we have is that the work will uh conform to the plans. Is that me or you that's her because it changed on my screen. Ah it's kind of nice, but uh watermark sorry. A little hard to read, but we could probably do it. Let me stop sharing. I think it's my screen that is hung. Uh let me try it again. You guys just knew tomorrow is the day I had to get up early. Oh course. If you didn't have to get up early, we would have been done by 10 o'clock. Right. Dog's not getting his walk. Okay. All right. Smile again. There we go. Yay. Okay. Second one. Um look uh is uh general development plan. Um prior to building permit, applicant will record the approved GDP on the Stanford land records confirming 34,000 square feet of commercial develop. Oh sorry, it's jumping again. It just went down. This is like a conspiracy to not let us finish. Right. 34,000 feet. I'd like to not touch it too much.
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