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The Zoning Board of Stamford, Connecticut, met on October 27, 2026, at 6:32 PM via Zoom. Chair David Stein presided. The meeting focused on several continuances, approvals of zoning map and text changes, and a discussion on updated regulations for the former CD (now CMC) district. All votes were unanimous (5-0).
No, no, no, no. Benita, am I uh co-host? Yes. Okay. Tell me when to start. Um I think you're ready. Hey. I'd like to welcome everyone and call tonight zoning board meeting to order. I'm David Stein, chair of the zoning board, and it is 6 32 on October 26, 2026. The members of the board and the staff are holding this meeting by Zoom video conference. The public is in attendance both on video conference and by telephone. I'd like to do a roll call of the board and the staff. Bill Morris. Here. Roseanne McManus. Here. Jerry Bozak. Here. Keith Walker. Here. From Pittsburgh. From Pittsburgh. Thank you. Now for the staff, Ralph Blessing. And Benita Matter. Here. The um normally I would uh go through the process of people making public comment during the public hearing, but um there will be no applications tonight that will have a public hearing. So we're gonna skip that part. So uh for anyone who wants the materials or agenda for tonight's meeting, you can go to our website www. I'm sorry. Yes, www.stanford ct.gov slash zoning. Uh tonight's meeting will be recorded and you can uh see it where it'll be posted at our website at uh this site I just mentioned. So let's move in to the uh public hearings that we're not having. Uh the first is application 226-27, City of Stanford Transportation Department, care of Luke Buttenweezer, zoning text change. Um Ralph, is this one being continued? Yes, it's being continued. Luke uh has to go to the um the board of representatives tonight. Uh and we are also not quite done um with our little homework assignment that you gave us last week. Okay. So application 226-27 will be continued to the zoning board meeting on November 9th. Anita, that's correct. That's right. Um at 6 30 p.m. on Zoom.