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Angel Lozano and Karen Saigon seek coastal site plan variance for Fourth Avenue

March 06, 2024 | Town of Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut



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Angel Lozano and Karen Saigon seek coastal site plan variance for Fourth Avenue
During the recent Town of Stratford Zoning Board of Appeals meeting on March 5, 2024, a significant discussion centered around a petition from residents Angel Lozano and Karen Saigon. The couple is seeking a coastal site plan review and a variance concerning the required setbacks from a water body and coastal resource.

Specifically, they are requesting relief from the established 55-foot and 75-foot setback requirements. This request highlights ongoing concerns about coastal development and its impact on local resources, which is a pressing issue for many residents in Stratford.

The outcome of this petition could have implications for future coastal development in the area, as it may set a precedent for how similar requests are handled. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about this matter, as it directly relates to the preservation of Stratford's coastal environment and the community's approach to development near sensitive areas.

As the board continues to deliberate on this and other matters, the community remains engaged, recognizing the importance of balancing development needs with environmental stewardship. The next steps will involve further review and consideration of the petition, with updates expected in future meetings.

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