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Danbury EIC working group reviews procedure to amend commission regulations
Summary
The Danbury Environmental Impact Commission Working Group met March 17, 2026, reviewed the procedure for amending the commission's regulations and recorded no formal motions or votes; minutes were submitted by Secretary Melissa Llera.
The Environmental Impact Commission (EIC) Working Group of the City of Danbury met in a special session on March 17, 2026, beginning at 4:00 p.m. The meeting record lists attendance by eight commission members and two staff and indicates the group discussed the procedure to amend the commission's regulations. Minutes were submitted by Secretary Melissa Llera and regular member Elizabeth Falk provided notes for the record.
Why it matters: Rules for amending agency regulations determine how the commission updates environmental standards and compliance procedures that affect development reviews and permit conditions in Danbury. A clear procedure sets timelines for public notice, staff review, and final adoption or referral to the full commission.
What happened: The minutes list the meeting start time, attendees, and the single topic discussed: "Procedure to amend the regulations." The record does not include any formal motions, votes, amendments, or a schedule of next steps. The meeting adjourned at 4:27 p.m., and the minutes indicate no next meeting was scheduled ("Next Meeting: N/A").
Attendance and administration: Members recorded as present were Matthew Rose, Mark Massoud, Elizabeth Falk, Gary Dufel, Geoff Herald, Michael Flanagan, John Schwartz and Cristina Britton. Staff present were Larry Liebman and Secretary Melissa Llera. The minutes do not attribute specific remarks to individual attendees nor include direct quotes.
What's next: The minutes do not specify further action, motions, or deadlines related to changing the regulations. Because no formal action is recorded in this document, any procedural changes would require follow-up at a subsequent meeting or in formal rulemaking materials.
