Citizens For Easton

The Conservation Commission will hold a Special Meeting at 10 AM Saturday October 10, 2026 for a site walk. Members of the Commission are meeting at the Cedar Hill Rd entrance which is marked by an Iron Gate-between Numbers 34 and 64.

This is the first application to be filed under the new Conservation Cluster Housing Regulation (Section 5900 of Easton’s Zoning Regulations). The regulation allows lots smaller than the 3 acres previously required in Zone B.

The Saddle Ridge application latest revision proposes all 24 lots to be smaller than 3 acres, all but two to be less than 2 acres, with one lot as small as .96 acres!

This is a very sensitive piece of property which occupies the upper portion of two headwater drainage systems of public water supply reservoirs- the Aspetuck and the Easton Reservoirs

Click below for Site Walk Agenda

Click below for revised map

Click below to see the latest report on the revised application from our expert Soil Scientist, Professional Wetland Scientist, Certified Senior Ecologist

Click the link below for the comprehensive filings with Conservation Commission/IWC

Saddle Ridge Subdivision 2025/2026 Letters, Documents, Reports, Site Plans & Maps | Easton, CT

The Conservation Commission Public Hearing on Saddle Ridge will be Postponed to October 19th at the request of the Developer. Accordingly, because the meeting was already noticed, they will open the hearing at 7pm and immediately continue it to the 19th.

This is the first application to be filed under the new Conservation Cluster Housing Regulation (Section 5900 of Easton’s Zoning Regulations). The regulation allows lots smaller than the 3 acres previously required in Zone B.

The Saddle Ridge application latest revision proposes all 24 lots to be smaller than 3 acres, all but two to be less than 2 acres, with one lot as small as .96 acres!

This is a very sensitive piece of property which occupies the upper portion of two headwater drainage systems of public water supply reservoirs- the Aspetuck and the Easton Reservoirs

Click below for revised map

Click below to see the latest report on the revised application from our expert Soil Scientist, Professional Wetland Scientist, Certified Senior Ecologist

Click the link below for the comprehensive filings with Conservation Commission/IWC

Saddle Ridge Subdivision 2025/2026 Letters, Documents, Reports, Site Plans & Maps | Easton, CT

Conservation Commission Public Hearing will be held on Monday October 5, 2026- 7pm at the Library Community Room to discuss the Saddle Ridge revised map 24-lot subdivision located at Sport Hill, Silver Hill, Cedar Hill and Westport Roads.

The P&Z public hearing will be held soon after .

This is the first application to be filed under the new Conservation Cluster Housing Regulation (Section 5900 of Easton’s Zoning Regulations). The regulation allows lots smaller than the 3 acres previously required in Zone B.

The Saddle Ridge application latest revision proposes all 24 lots to be smaller than 3 acres, all but two to be less than 2 acres, with one lot as small as .96 acres!

This is a very sensitive piece of property which occupies the upper portion of two headwater drainage systems of public water supply reservoirs- the Aspetuck and the Easton Reservoirs

Click below for revised map

Click below to see the latest report on the revised application from our expert Soil Scientist, Professional Wetland Scientist, Certified Senior Ecologist

Click the link below for the comprehensive filings with Conservation Commission/IWC

Saddle Ridge Subdivision 2025/2026 Letters, Documents, Reports, Site Plans & Maps | Easton, CT

Conservation Commission Public Hearing will be held on Monday August 31, 7pm at the Library Community Room to discuss the Saddle Ridge revised map 24-lot subdivision located at Sport Hill, Silver Hill, Cedar Hill and Westport Roads.

The P&Z public hearing will be held soon after .

This is the first application to be filed under the new Conservation Cluster Housing Regulation (Section 5900 of Easton’s Zoning Regulations). The regulation allows lots smaller than the 3 acres previously required in Zone B.

The Saddle Ridge application latest revision proposes all 24 lots to be smaller than 3 acres, all but two to be less than 2 acres, with one lot as small as .96 acres!

This is a very sensitive piece of property which occupies the upper portion of two headwater drainage systems of public water supply reservoirs- the Aspetuck and the Easton Reservoirs

Click below for revised map

Click below to see the latest report on the revised application from our expert Soil Scientist, Professional Wetland Scientist, Certified Senior Ecologist

Click the link below for the comprehensive filings with Conservation Commission/IWC

Saddle Ridge Subdivision 2025/2026 Letters, Documents, Reports, Site Plans & Maps | Easton, CT

Click the link below for the Conservation Commission/IWC Agenda-Please note the public may not speak via Zoom.

Conservation Commission Public Hearing will be held on Monday August 31, 7pm at the Library Community Room to discuss the Saddle Ridge revised map 24-lot subdivision located at Sport Hill, Silver Hill, Cedar Hill and Westport Roads.

The P&Z public hearing will be held soon after .

This is the first application to be filed under the new Conservation Cluster Housing Regulation (Section 5900 of Easton’s Zoning Regulations). The regulation allows lots smaller than the 3 acres previously required in Zone B.

The Saddle Ridge application latest revision proposes all 24 lots to be smaller than 3 acres, all but two to be less than 2 acres, with one lot as small as .96 acres!

This is a very sensitive piece of property which occupies the upper portion of two headwater drainage systems of public water supply reservoirs- the Aspetuck and the Easton Reservoirs

Click below for revised map

Click the link below for the comprehensive filings with Conservation Commission/IWC

Saddle Ridge Subdivision 2025/2026 Letters, Documents, Reports, Site Plans & Maps | Easton, CT

Click the link below for the Conservation Commission/IWC Agenda-Please note the public may not speak via Zoom.