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Commission approves planting plan and permit for Roe Wheaton Avenue project
Summary
The Norwalk Conservation Commission voted unanimously to accept staff memo and approve the planting and permit package for S26-664418 (Roe Wheaton Avenue), including a 10-shrub planting mix and a river birch; staff will draft the permit and will attach it to the zoning permit.
The conservation commission voted unanimously on July 28 to accept staff's draft memo and to approve the application for S26-664418 (Roe Wheaton Avenue). Staff described a mitigation planting plan comprised of 10 shrubs (arrowwood, viburnum, American holly) and one river birch placed where the wetland line approaches the split-rail fence adjacent to Killer Brook. Alexis told commissioners the edge of the proposed pool is approximately 53 feet from the wetland line.
A commissioner moved to accept the memo and the application; the motion was seconded and carried with a unanimous vote (4–0). Staff said they will prepare the permit document, attach it to the applicant's zoning permit and notify the applicant for final pickup and the building-department appointment for required inspections.
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