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Officials approve new Dunkin Donuts amid flooding concerns

September 17, 2024 | Norwich, New London County, Connecticut


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Officials approve new Dunkin Donuts amid flooding concerns
During a recent government meeting, Mister Hanfield addressed public concerns regarding flooding hazards associated with a proposed Dunkin' Donuts relocation in Norwich. He acknowledged the flooding risks near the Yantic River floodplain, emphasizing that the development adhered to FEMA regulations to mitigate any exacerbation of flooding in the area. Hanfield noted that the new Dunkin' Donuts would replace an existing location within a gas station, aiming to alleviate traffic issues associated with the current setup.

Following the public comments, the meeting proceeded with procedural motions, including a unanimous decision to waive the reading of the exhibit list and to close the public hearing. The board then discussed the merits of the application, ultimately approving the site plan with conditions outlined in staff memos and zoning regulations.

The approval marks a significant step in the development process, reflecting the board's commitment to balancing community concerns with ongoing commercial development in the area. The next item on the agenda involved another site plan application, indicating a continued focus on urban development in Norwich.

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