The Town Planning and Zoning Commission of Windsor, Connecticut, held a hybrid regular meeting on June 10, 2025, at 7:00 PM in Council Chambers, Town Hall. The meeting addressed several site plans, special use permits, a subdivision, a public hearing continuation, and administrative items. Key actions included approvals for commercial and industrial projects, a five-year renewal for a seasonal Halloween drive-through, and continuation of a mixed-use development public hearing to July 2025.
The uh town committee town planning and zoning commission meeting of June 10th to order. And uh we'll start the meeting now. And uh Mitchell, will you inform the audience? If there's anyone from the public who would like to address the commission, you may do so by raising your hand on your computer if your device has a microphone capability by selecting the participants icon on the zoom menu bar and then clicking raise hand or by dialing star nine on your phone. When you were called on, you will be prompted that you're now on muted. Please state your name and address for clear communication. We ask that you do not place the call on speaker phone. Thank you. Uh public communications and petitions for anyone that wishes to speak any item that is not a public hearing item. Is there anyone online? Uh no, ma'am. Okay. Uh communications from the commission. Anyone attend meeting that needs to report? No. Okay. No zoning, no CGS. Reapprovals and revisions. Uh Mr. Seely. Uh yes, ma'am. Before I get into the reapprovals and revisions, I just want to state for the benefit of the public that the application for one and 10 targeting center uh has requested an additional extension. Um we've been working with the applicants on uh addressing some of the comments and concerns that came up from the commission and the public. Uh we have the ability to extend it out to the July hearing. Um so we've uh the applicant has requested an additional extension. Um state statutes say that you have 65 days in total uh to extend an application. So like I said, that'll get us to July. Um the public hearing is open tonight, so we can take public comment if anyone wishes to say and speak to that application, but the um it will be continued to the July hearing. Um the applications for reapproval and re-extension. Uh there was a three point nine site plan revision for 100 Helms for Way for EV charging stations, the I zone, uh NAS NOSCO was the applicant. Uh the second application was for a 330 Windsor Ave to add a 14 by 20 pavilion in the B2 zone. And that was the Town of Windsor application. Okay, thank you. Um is the targeting center apply to all of their special use correct, yes, sir. All four of them. Yes, sir. Okay. For special uses as well. Correct. Thank you. Uh there would there was one make sure everybody notices the um uh to share from the planning uh state planning with the sh shit programs coming up in case we need to have that. Uh from there we'll go to site plan for 29 Windsor Avenue. Uh good evening. For the record, my name's Meghan Hope. I'm an attorney with Alter Pearson and Hope in Glastonbury. Um I'm here tonight with John Furman, a professional engineer with VHB, and we represent Dijon LLC, the property owner of 29 Windsor Avenue. Um we filed a site plan application for for our proposed commercial development on the site. This will be phase two of our project um known as uh Keeney Crossing Development. Phase one was approved uh by the commission in uh August of 2023, and that was a special use permit with a site plan approval for a convenience store and car wash um on a two-acre site. Um the plan also involved uh a new signal at uh the site drive and at windsor avenue across from Violet Street.