CITY OF BRIDGEPORT PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION PUBLIC

CITY OF BRIDGEPORT PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION PUBLIC

CITY OF BRIDGEPORT PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE January 30, 2023 at 6:30pm (revised) This public hearing will be held in City Hall, 45 Lyon Terrace, Bridgeport, CT relative to the following: C-1 19 Infield St. Petition of Pro Tech Home, LLC Seeking a special permit and a site plan review to construct a 2-family dwelling in the N2 zone. (#1) 2000 Commerce Dr. (aka 15 Dewey St.) Petition of 1201 Bridgeport Properties, LLC Seeking a certificate of location approval for a hybrid medical and retail cannabis facility of approximately 23,000-sq. ft. in the existing building in the CX zone. (#2) 1650 Reservoir Ave. Petition of Luis Fabian Seeking a special permit and a site plan review to allow a 2-family dwelling in the N2 zone. (#3) Text Amendment Petition of Bridgeport Planning & Zoning Commission – Seeking to amend Sec. 4.40.12 B. & C. of the Zoning regulations regarding “Cannabis Sales and Growing” by increasing the number of protected uses from one (1) use to nine(9) uses. (#4) 1715-1717 Barnum Ave. Petition of Jose Alberto Morel Seeking a certificate of location approval to expand the existing café liquor use into the adjoining vacant space at 1717 Barnum Avenue in the MX1 zone. (#5) 1649 Main St. Petition of Joao Barros Seeking a certificate of location approval for beer and wine table service in the proposed restaurant/café in the MX1 zone. (#6) 1546 & 1562 Fairfield Ave. Petition of Friendly Homes Solution, LLC Seeking a zone change from the RX1 zone to the RX2 zone beginning at a point (1546 Fairfield Avenue) along the Southerly line of Fairfield Avenue, said point being the West intersection of Butler Avenue and Fairfield Avenue; Thence S 219° 3′ 23.4″ W a distance of 157′ along the Southerly line of Fairfield Avenue; Thence N 310° 5′ 6″ W a distance of 150′ along the Westerly line of Hancock Avenue; Thence N 40° 0′ 24″ E a distance of 99′ along n/f Peter Ruseski and Michael Beck; Thence N 310° 5′ 6″ W a distance of 98.12′ along n/f Peter Ruseski and Michael Beck; Thence N 42° 0′ 25″ E a distance of 75′ along n/f Pauline M. Keller; Thence S 136° 2′ 9.6″ E a distance of 248′ along n/f Iswaldo and Carol Scarpetti, and in part along n/f Michael Lipecz, Jr., and in part along n/f Veronica Lipecz, and in part along n/f John and Margaret Rhinda to the point and place of beginning. (#7) 439 Oakwood St. Petition of Peace Development, LLC Seeking a special permit and site plan review to allow for a 2-family dwelling in the N2 zone. (#8) 206 & 222 Huntington Tpk. Petition of YTD Enterprises, LLC Seeking a zone change from the N2 zone to the NX4 zone beginning at a point (222 Huntington Turnpike) along the Southerly line of Huntington Turnpike, said point being the intersection of Huntington Turnpike and land of n/f United States of America, said point being S 214° 3′ 20″ W of the intersection of Huntington Turnpike and Knoll Place; Thence S 135 ° 2′ 9″ E a distance of 150′ along land of n/f United States of America; Thence S 219° 3′ 23″ W a distance of 150′ along land n/f United Sates of America; Thence N 309° 5′ 5.4″ W a distance of 150′ along n/f Verna M. Muller, Thence N 37° 0′ 22.2″ E a distance of 150′ along the Southerly line of Huntington Turnpike to the point and place of beginning. (#9) 2600 Madison Ave. Petition of SIMCOVE, LLC Seeking a special permit and a site plan review to allow a self-storage facility in the previous retail supermarket building in the MX2 zone. The applications for all the above described matters are on file in the Zoning Department, Room 210, 45 Lyon Terrace and may be inspected during business hours between 9am-4pm Monday thru Friday. This notice is also posted in the City Clerk’s Office. MELVILLE T. RILEY, JR., ACTING CHAIRMAN