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East Haven planning commission logs new site-plan applications for EV chargers, grocery expansion, auto repair and convenience store
Summary
At its May 6 agenda the commission listed four site-plan applications: EV chargers at 836 Foxon Road (Craig Orosz); La Placita Market grocery and 50' x 94' addition at 588 Main Street (Pierre Serrazin); a motor vehicle repairer/dealership at 480 Short Beach Road (Attorney Kevin Curseaden for Anthony Monaco); and a convenience store at 744 Foxon Road (Jeebel Manzano).
The Town of East Haven Planning and Zoning Commission's May 6, 2026 agenda included four new site-plan applications.
Application No. 26-2: Craig Orosz filed to install eight pedestal-mounted electric vehicle chargers across the parking lot at 836 Foxon Road.
Application No. 26-6: Pierre Serrazin filed for La Placita Market at 588 Main Street, proposing a grocery store within an existing commercial building with external walk-in coolers and a 50-foot by 94-foot addition on the building's north side.
Application No. 26-10: Attorney Kevin Curseaden filed on behalf of Anthony Monaco for a site-plan review to locate a motor vehicle repairer and dealership business with accessory outside storage and parking at 480 Short Beach Road.
Application No. 26-11: Jeebel Manzano filed a site-plan review to locate a retail convenience store within an existing commercial space at 744 Foxon Road.
The Town Clerk's Office receipt shows filings were received on May 1, 2026 at 4:07 PM and were recorded by Assistant Town Clerk Deanna Capuano. The agenda lists these as new applications; the provided transcript does not include staff presentations, public comment, detailed plans, or any commission action on these items.
