Waterfront Business Zones Current WB regulations are severely restrictive de-valuing waterfront property and making re-development economically unfeasible. A study was prepared to look at the different waterfront areas and try to strike a balance between water dependent uses, public access and other uses that can add to the vibrancy of our commercial waterfront areas.
Historic District Commission has been working with the Greenwich Preservation Trust to develop Zoning Regulations that would provide incentives for owners of properties that contribute to our historic resources and the character of the Town. Homes that qualify, may be eligible for use and possibly FAR incentives, that would lead to more preservation and less demolition.
Amendment to the Grade Plane Regulations by P&Z Commission Proposed regulations can be reviewed by clicking here.
- Link to summary by Greenwich Free Press
- GPOA feedback click here
- Click for article by Greewnich Free Press: Mother of All Greenwich P&Z Meetings to Usher in August
FAR, Grade Plane and Attic regulation changes history:
- In culmination of over two years worth of work, P&Z voted on the application to amend grade plane/FAR/attic regulations.
- Greenwich Free Press coverage of the 1/10/17 Town Hall Meeting
- WGCH Radio Interview Radio interview with Katie DeLuca
- Greenwich Time covered the Nov. 15 meeting: Housing size debate draws 175 to Greenwich P&Z meeting
Attention: This Friday, 10:00am, Apr 14, 2023 Planning and Zoning Commission Process Workshop (Virtual Meeting via Zoom)
MEETING AGENDA Discuss how the Planning and Zoning Commission can make hearings more efficient
Please click the link below to join the webinar: https://greenwichct.zoom.us/j/89530286884?pwd=K3FQbXRMTDByV3FUQlgrY1F HaXVXZz09
Password: 6580151 Or join by phone: Dial by your location: +1 646 518 9805 US (International numbers available: https://greenwichct.zoom.us/u/aegtpNcxUV)
Meeting ID: 895 3028 6884 Password: 6580151
GPOA was established by Greenwich residents. We are your neighbors, business and property owners with an interest in protecting our Town's property values. The Greenwich Property Owners Association is a non profit group organized to develop awareness and take action on decisions being made at Town Hall which effect businesses, residential and commercial properties.
August 2021 Notice: During a special Board of Selectmen meeting on Monday several landlords, merchants and members of the Greenwich Property Owners Association turned out to give feedback on the changes to the Greenwich Avenue streetscape, including bump outs and their impact on parking.Click for GFP article.
The preservation of Greenwich Property Values through reasonable, intelligent and appropriate land use.
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An honest discourse on Greenwich spending, op-ed by John Lucarelli, GPOA President. Many in town were outraged at Town Assessor Lauren Elliot's presumptuous...click to read
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