The Clinton Planning and Zoning Commission approved a conditioned site plan for closing the town's long-idle Old Nod Road landfill, even though the state has not yet issued a final closure permit.
Clinton Planning and Zoning continued its hearing on the Old Knot Road landfill closure to a September 28 special meeting.
The Clinton Inland Wetlands Commission voted unanimously to approve replacement of the Country Village Lane bridge, a 1970s culvert crossing state inspectors rated critical after five decades of deterioration.
The Clinton Planning and Zoning Commission voted to endorse a $100,000 request for proposals to rewrite the town's zoning and subdivision regulations. Chairman Michael Rossi said the town has "a hundred thousand dollars in the budget" for the project, with a consultant targeted for a fall contract.
Clinton's Inland Wetlands Commission upheld a cease-and-desist order against a Killingworth Turnpike homeowner who cleared and filled land near a vernal pool without a permit.
Clinton's Planning and Zoning Commission approved a special exception and coastal site plan for an Aldi-anchored shopping center at 224 East Main Street while continuing a separate hearing on closing the Old Nod Road landfill.
The Clinton Conservation Commission voted to recommend independent testing of fill soil and clarified insurance responsibility for the town's landfill capping project.
The Clinton Inland Wetlands Commission approved a plan to close and cap the former Old Nod Road landfill and accepted a new application to replace the deteriorating Country Village Lane bridge.
Clinton's Planning and Zoning Commission adopted zoning amendments allowing "middle housing" to comply with a new state law.
Clinton's Conservation Commission brainstormed a slate of new environmental projects at its June 11 meeting while a long-pending land acquisition neared completion.
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