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Middletown wetlands agency sets March 5 hearing on pond project, approves Jan. 15 minutes with one abstention
Summary
The agency accepted an application and set a March 5 public hearing for a Wesleyan University project at 170 Long Lane, approved the minutes of the Jan. 15 special meeting (with the chair abstaining), and staff reported follow-up correspondence to require an application from Matt Mitchell regarding Lubbock's Farm.
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At its February meeting the Middletown Inland Wetlands and Watercourse Agency accepted an application for public hearing and scheduled the hearing for March 5. The application concerns a proposed filling of a 1.13-acre pond at 170 Long Lane and associated stream reconstruction; the full project presentation and assessments will be heard at the March 5 hearing.
The agency approved the minutes of the special meeting of Jan. 15. The motion passed after a voice vote; the chair recorded an abstention. Staff reported communications and said the town attorney instructed staff to draft a certified letter requiring Matt Mitchell to file an application related to the Lubbock's Farm matter; the draft will be reviewed by the town attorney before mailing.
Members also discussed prioritizing revisions to the agency regulations and suggested a subcommittee could meet after next month's public hearing to advance a draft for commission review. The meeting adjourned at 7:15 p.m.
