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Planning Board approves restaurants, storage facilities and a memory‑care addition; several items cleared with conditions
Summary
At its March 5 meeting, the City of Middletown Planning Board approved seven resolutions covering beer-and-wine licenses and site approvals for self‑storage, an assisted‑living memory‑care addition, and HOA deck expansions. Votes were taken by roll call and the approvals include conditions and follow‑up items noted in the board resolutions.
The City of Middletown Planning Board on March 5 approved a package of items ranging from liquor licenses for small restaurants and bars to site approvals for self‑storage and a memory‑care unit addition.
The board approved the application for an eating-and-drinking establishment with beer and wine at 19 North Street for applicant Rakesh Nayak after a public hearing produced no public objections. Miss Houston moved and Mr. Higbee seconded the motion; the roll call recorded aye votes from Mister Madden, Mister McCormick, Miss Witt, Miss Houston, Mister Higbee and the chair.
The application for 28–30 West Main Street, presented by Anthony J. Valente III as a saloon/bar/music venue and eating-and-drinking establishment, was approved following discussion about kitchen requirements tied to the State…
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