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Revco zoning map amendment hearing continued after procedural posting error; return set for Aug. 4 special meeting

Stonington Planning and Zoning Commission · July 30, 2026
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Summary

An attorney for Revco Holdings informed the commission of a procedural posting error for a proposed Neighborhood Development District map amendment; the commission opened the hearing and immediately continued it to the special meeting on Aug. 4 so the filing can be posted with the town clerk as required.

John Casey of Robinson & Cole told the commission that the proposed zoning map amendment for Revco Holdings contained a procedural defect: the amendment had not been posted with the town clerk as required. After consultation with staff and the town attorney, the applicant asked that the public hearing be opened and continued to the commission's special meeting on Aug. 4 so the required posting can be corrected.

The amendment would add office buildings and one light-manufacturing building to a Neighborhood Development District at parcels on Liberty Street and an adjacent unaddressed parcel. The commission opened the hearing, then voted to continue it to the Aug. 4 special meeting; no substantive testimony or developer presentations were taken at this session because of the posting issue.