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No action taken after incomplete window application at 176 Main Street

May 11, 2025 | Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut


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No action taken after incomplete window application at 176 Main Street
The Historic District Commission took no action on an application for replacement of a two‑pane basement casement window at 176 Main Street because the applicant failed to submit complete documentation required for review.

Rosina Negron explained the property had been the subject of a prior violation and a pre-application meeting; the applicant submitted only an incomplete form and staff requested full submission materials. The commission elected not to vote and discussed whether to pursue a new violation; commissioners asked staff to verify statutory time limits before initiating enforcement.

The commission did not receive any updated documents at the hearing and decided to hold the item open pending a complete filing; if the statutory review period expires staff may place the item on a future agenda for further action or pursue enforcement if warranted.

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