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Planning commission approves oversized pool-house addition at 407 Roundill Road
Summary
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved a final site plan and special permit allowing Adam and Sarah Dolder to expand their pool house at 407 Roundill Road to roughly 1,577 sq ft of accessory space, with standard conservation, drainage and departmental conditions.
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The Town of Greenwich Planning and Zoning Commission voted to approve Adam and Sarah Dolder's application for a final site plan and special permit to enlarge a pool house at 407 Roundill Road. The project would expand the accessory structure to roughly 1,577 square feet and exceed 150,000 cubic feet in volume on a 7.34-acre property in the RA4 zone.
The commission's staff summary noted approvals and clearances from the health department (septic relocation), DPW (drainage exemption), and wetlands and conservation reviews. Chair opened the decision hearing by summarizing departmental letters and the commission's finding that conservation and zoning comments were satisfied.
Commissioners moved the standard approval with conditions that implement conservation recommendations, require ongoing landscape management, and require the applicant to address remaining staff or departmental issues before final sign-off. The motion passed with four seated votes after the chair confirmed who was present; one commissioner was absent.
The approval record references prior approvals under PLPZ 2021-084 (pool house, ice rink, locker room) and conditions intended to preserve habitat value and native species. The commission's action requires that the applicant follow any remaining staff comments and complete required drainage and septic documentation before certificate of occupancy or final sign-off.
The commission closed the item and moved on to the next agenda matter. The decision is subject to the conditions summarized in the motion and the town's usual site-plan compliance process.

