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Planning board unanimously OKs coastal site-plan for single-family house at Gulf Street
Summary
The Milford Planning & Zoning Board unanimously approved a coastal site-plan review for a single-family home on Gulf Street after staff and the city engineer reported no coastal or wetlands impacts and confirmed zoning compliance.
The Planning and Zoning Board of the City of Milford unanimously approved a coastal site-plan for a proposed single-family home on Gulf Street (referred in filings variously as 630 and 634 Gulf Street).
Attorney Kevin Chris Aden, representing owners Kevin and Gail Degranda, told the board the project has a clean city-engineer review and an inland-wetlands letter finding no wetlands concerns; he said the recent change in state law now subjects single-family homes in certain CAM zones to coastal site-plan review. Attorney Aden said the record shows no adverse impacts to coastal resources and that the project is zoning compliant.
Board members asked for the statute reference and clarified that the application meets the city's zoning standards and department checks. After brief discussion, a committee member moved to approve the coastal site plan for the described lot (Map 028, Block 520, Parcel 26) and the board voted unanimously in favor.
The board closed the public hearing on the Gulf Street item and recorded no outstanding engineering or permitting issues. The approval permits the applicant to proceed with the single-family development subject to standard permit filings and conditions.
