Shelton’s Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled Wednesday to hear details on a developer’s plans to build a nine-story, 450-unit apartment building and more than 300,000 square feet of retail space on a 121-acre property off Bridgeport Avenue.
More than 100 residents turned out for an informal “informational” meeting on the project last month at City Hall. Many worried about increased traffic in the area and the impact the development will have on nearby scenic roads.
Wednesday’s public hearing will be at Shelton Intermediate School, 675 Constitution Blvd. North, at 7 p.m.
An architectural drawing of the proposed nine-story apartment building is posted above.
Click here for more documents from a Google group page run by the Shelton Conservation Commission.
The Conservation Commission voted at their monthly meeting April 6 to send a letter to the PZC opposing the plan because of concerns about impacts to nearby open space.
Article continues after the letter.
Shelter Ridge Letter to PZC April 27
Click here to read a draft of the meeting minutes.
And click here for a “Natural Resources Impacts” report compiled by Teresa Gallagher, Shelton’s natural resources manager.
