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Planning and Zoning Commission Page 5<br />

Meeting of May 18, 2011<br />

A. General warehousing and distribution of goods manufactured or<br />

assembled on the premises<br />

B. Marinas<br />

C. Sale, storage, repair and towing of new and used boats, jet skis, cars and<br />

trucks in accordance with Section 7<br />

D. Contractor and landscaper yards<br />

E. Power generation: water and wind power;<br />

F. Public and Private recreation;<br />

G. Wholesale commercial<br />

H. Mixed uses<br />

Special Permit Uses:<br />

The following uses shall be permitted within the waterfront commercial<br />

district subject to site plan approval and issuance of a special permit in<br />

accordance with Section 8.3:<br />

A. Retail stores, as an accessory use<br />

B. Fuel terminal<br />

C. Offices;<br />

D Restaurant and similar eating establishments as an accessory use<br />

E. Sale of alcoholic beverages as an accessory use<br />

F. Manufacturing;<br />

G. Communication towers;<br />

H. Commercial Amusements: water<br />

Mr. Al Chiulli of 499 Pleasant Valley Rocky Hill addressed the Commission. He is<br />

suggesting that the Town adopt a new zone called the Waterfront Commercial District.<br />

There are two areas in the Town zoned Waterfront and his property is in the industrial<br />

park. The original building on his property predated any zoning regulations. The<br />

original waterfront zone was created when Pratt and Whitney was for sale, Valspar was<br />

for sale and the railroad was not active. But since then the Pratt and Whitney property<br />

and the Valspar properties sold and the pieces were developed commercially. Mr. Chiulli<br />

said his property is unique because he is the only property that has a deep-water dock,<br />

and is on an active rail. He met with staff to get their input and has since made some<br />

changes due to their suggestions. He would like to move forward with this process so he<br />

can develop the property. He said the Director of Building told him once they agree on<br />

the proposed District it must then go before the Town Council to set a public hearing. If<br />

the zone is approved then Mr. Chiulli will have to come to Planning and Zoning to<br />

request that his property is rezoned to the new Waterfront Commercial Zone.<br />

Vice Chairman Goldberg said in the past he made a promise to the residents that the<br />

Commission would take another look at the Waterfront District. He said Mr. Chiulli is<br />

free to present his case for the changes he would like to see in the Waterfront District,<br />

including expending his own funds for a study and report.<br />

Mr. Chiulli said it sounded like Vice Chairman Goldberg was “politicking”. Vice<br />

Chairman Goldberg said he objected to that comment. Chairman DiLorenzo said he

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