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Board approves coastal site plan for single-family dwelling at 21 Wall Street
Summary
The Milford Planning and Zoning Board approved a coastal area site plan for a roughly 2,800-square-foot single-family dwelling at 21 Wall Street, finding it zoning-compliant and identifying no anticipated coastal impacts.
The Milford Planning and Zoning Board voted June 16 to approve a coastal area site plan for a single-family house at 21 Wall Street.
Attorney Kevin J. Crusaden presented the application and said the project is a modest, approximately 2,800-square-foot single-family house that requires coastal review because it lies within the coastal boundary. "The summary states no adverse impacts to coastal resources are anticipated and importantly the project is considered zoning compliant," Crusaden said.
Planning staff confirmed the city engineer’s review and recommended no specific conditions beyond standard documentation. A motion to approve the coastal site plan was moved and seconded; a roll call recorded six members voting in favor and the board declared the petition approved.
The board scheduled no additional conditions beyond standard permit compliance; the applicant and property owner will proceed with permit processing under the city requirements.
