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Commission approves minutes, schedules June elections and flags Tilcon referral

CROG Regional Planning Commission · March 26, 2025
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Summary

The CROG Regional Planning Commission approved minutes (11/21/2024) with one abstention, scheduled officer elections for the June meeting (notice of interest requested beforehand), and was alerted to an upcoming Tilcon quarry expansion referral and a June parking topic.

The CROG Regional Planning Commission approved minutes from the Nov. 21, 2024 meeting after a motion from Eric Thomas of Coventry and a second from Bill Rice of Simsbury; Christian Tony of Enfield announced he was abstaining because he joined late.

Staff briefed the commission on upcoming administrative items: notices of interest to run for chair or vice chair should be sent to Jacob before the June meeting (staff suggested a practical deadline of June 1 so nominations can be gathered); staff will review attendance records and present a slate at the June meeting when the commission will vote on officers.

Referrals and other items: staff noted a likely referral for a Tilcon quarry expansion that will require further review, Granby and Bolton housekeeping/regulatory consolidations, Newington’s proposed alternative energy siting language for EV infrastructure, an Enfield liquor‑permit text amendment and Marlboro text amendments about winery retail and residential zone changes. Commissioners were also told staff plans to bring parking and a developer panel to the June meeting for discussion of parking reform.

Votes at a glance: Minutes approved (motion carried; two yes votes, one abstention). A motion to adjourn was made and seconded later in the agenda; voice vote carried and the meeting was closed with the next meeting scheduled for June 5.

(Administrative items and votes recorded across transcript; minutes-motion provenance: SEG 016–028; adjournment: SEG 1946–1956.)