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Norwalk agency says Lakewood walking‑trail proposal is a regulated activity, applicants must seek permit
Summary
After hearing design details for a proposed Lakewood loop trail, Norwalk commissioners voted unanimously that the project constitutes a regulated activity within the 100‑foot upland review area and cannot proceed under a declaratory nonregulated ruling.
The Norwalk Conservation Commission and Inland Wetland Agency unanimously determined on Feb. 10 that the Lakewood walking‑trail proposal (declaratory ruling BR26‑356) is a regulated activity and must undergo full review and permitting rather than proceed as an as‑of‑right, nonregulated project.
Ken Hughes, identified as superintendent of parks and public property, presented the city’s concept and introduced designer Chris Trimertola of Alloy Designs. Trimertola said the plan uses switchbacks, a short ADA‑accessible loop, a…
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