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Romano Brothers Builders seeks sidewalk waiver for Broadbridge Avenue subdivision

March 08, 2024 | Town of Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut



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Romano Brothers Builders seeks sidewalk waiver for Broadbridge Avenue subdivision
The Town of Stratford Planning Commission held a special meeting on March 7, 2024, to discuss a petition from Romano Brothers Builders regarding a subdivision at 2860 Broadbridge Avenue and Stratford Road. The primary focus of the meeting was the builder's request for a modification of a previously approved condition, specifically seeking a waiver for the installation of sidewalks along the subdivision.

Joe Cubic, the attorney representing Romano Brothers Builders, presented the case to the commission. He explained that the company had purchased four of the five lots in the subdivision from the original developer, Gold Coast Homes. The fifth lot contained an existing house that had already been sold. Cubic emphasized that the four lots were undeveloped and vacant.

The request for the sidewalk waiver was based on several factors, including the topography of the area, which the regulations allow as a valid reason for such a waiver. Cubic noted that they had reviewed the staff reports from commission members and agreed with their comments regarding the request.

The meeting also included procedural elements, such as the submission of certificates of mailing to neighboring property owners, which had been completed prior to the meeting. The commission members engaged in discussions about the implications of the waiver and the overall development plans.

As the meeting concluded, the commission members were expected to deliberate on the request and determine the next steps regarding the petition. The outcome of this discussion could significantly impact the development process for the subdivision and the surrounding community.

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