Votes and actions: Fairfield Planning Commission (July 29, 2026)
Summary
Key motions at the July 29 meeting: unanimous recommendations to Council for a corner‑lot setback clarification, the renumbered Roads Regulations, and the Site‑Specific Development zone (50‑acre minimum); unanimous approval of Darwin Bundy’s site plan; minutes approval passed 4‑0‑1 (one abstention).
At its July 29 meeting, the Fairfield Planning Commission recorded the following formal actions and outcomes:
• Text Amendment (154.105(E) corner‑lot setbacks): Motion moved by Commissioner Jamie Mascaro, seconded by Commissioner Kelton Butterfield. Vote: Taylor — Yes; Riet — Yes; Fisher — Yes; Mascaro — Yes; Butterfield — Yes. Outcome: forward positive recommendation to Town Council (5‑0).
• Roads Regulations (Title 6, Ch.3 → Title 15, Ch.152): Motion moved by Commissioner Jamie Mascaro, seconded by Commissioner Kelton Butterfield. Vote: unanimous. Outcome: forward positive recommendation to Town Council (5‑0).
• Site‑Specific Development (SSD) zone: Motion moved by Commissioner Jamie Mascaro, seconded by Commissioner David Riet, including edits replacing "Airpark" references and increasing the minimum project size to 50 acres. Vote: unanimous. Outcome: forward positive recommendation to Town Council (5‑0).
• Approval of July 16, 2026 minutes: Motion moved by Commissioner David Riet, seconded by Commissioner Kelton Butterfield. Vote: Taylor — Yes; Riet — Yes; Fisher — Yes; Butterfield — Yes; Mascaro — Abstained. Outcome: Approved (4‑Yes, 1‑Abstain).
• Darwin Bundy site plan: Motion moved by Commissioner David Riet, seconded by Commissioner Jamie Mascaro. Vote: unanimous (5‑0). Outcome: Approved; conditions resolved (sprinkler and septic approvals confirmed).
All motions were recorded in the meeting minutes and forwarded to the Town Council or processed as appropriate.
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