Category Archives: Town meetings

IMPORTANT PUBLIC HEARINGS!

  • The next P&Z Public Hearing meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 6th, at the Easton Public Library Community Room to discuss Saddle Ridge, and a very important overlay zoning change for lots of 100 acres or more, so the Strong on Center Yoga facility could potentially move to the Apple Barn with a photo studio and an “Apple Barn” like store.
  • The next Conservation Committee Public Hearing will be held on Wednesday, January 7th, at SSES Cafetorium, 515 Morehouse Road, to discuss Saddle Ridge. This meeting had been postponed due to a conflict with the peer review of Saddle Ridge.
  • The third Conservation Committee Public Hearing is tentatively scheduled for Friday, January 12th, at the Easton Public Library Community Room, to discuss Plum Tree Lane apartments.

EASTON P&Z PUBLIC HEARING DECEMBER 16 AT 7PM-MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS INCLUDING ZONING CHANGE, PRIVATE SCHOOL AND OTHER ITEMS

Also a plethora of other items. See agendas below.

EASTON CONSERVATION COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING- PLUMTREE APPLICATION CONSTRUCTION OF A THREE STORY APARTMENT BUILDING AND 9 TOWNHOUSES ADJACENT TO ALT SOUTH PARK PROPERTY MONDAY DECEMBER 8-7PM AT STAPLES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

EASTON P&Z SPECIAL MEETING FOR REVIEW OF CONSULTANT PROPOSALS FOR SADDLE RIDGE TODAY DECEMBER 4 AT 2PM

See Agenda attached

TRUMBULL INLAND WETLANDS PUBLIC HEARING DECEMBER 4 @ 6PM TRUMBULL TOWN HALL FOR PLUMTREES 8-30g DEVELOPMENT- 40 APARTMENTS IN EASTON, 30 IN TRUMBULL, AND 9 TOWNHOUSES IN EASTON

There is an application to the Trumbull and Easton Conservation Commissions for a dense development in Easton and Trumbull very close to the Mill River and the ALT and South Park Properties.

The Trumbull Inland Wetlands Commission has scheduled their public hearing to commence December 4, 2025 at 6PM. Please see the link to the agenda attached below 

TRUMBULL INLAND WETLANDS APPLICATION PUBLIC HEARING FOR 5&15 PLUM TREE RESCHEDULED TO DECEMBER 4 2025.

The public hearing scheduled for November 13th has been canceled and rescheduled for Thursday, December 4, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. The hearing will be held in the Town Council Chambers at Trumbull Town Hall. Public comment will be taken at that time. The hearing has been rescheduled because the applicant’s notice letters to neighbors were not sent by the applicant in a timely manner. In order to legally comply with Trumbull’s regulations.

See next post below for more information

TRUMBULL INLAND WETLANDS PUBLIC HEARING NOVEMBER 13 @ 6PM TRUMBULL TOWN HALL FOR PLUMTREES 8-30g DEVELOPMENT- 40 APARTMENTS IN EASTON, 30 IN TRUMBULL, AND 9 TOWNHOUSES IN EASTON

There is an application to the Trumbull and Easton Conservation Commissions for a dense development in Easton and Trumbull very close to the Mill River and the ALT and South Park Properties.

The Trumbull Inland Wetlands Commission has scheduled their public hearing to commence November 13, 2025 at 6PM. Please see the link to the agenda attached below which includes reports from experts, maps and testimony from the public

Click to access trumbull-11-13-25-iwwc-agenda.pdf

PLEASE ATTEND TOWN MEETING ON DECEMBER 5, 2022 TO PRESERVE SOUTH PARK- AGAIN

On  Monday December 5, 2022 there will be a Town Meeting  to approve the language of the Conservation Restriction placed on the South Park Property by the Town legislature at the Town Meeting  on May 31, 2022. The verbiage already approved by the legislature reads as follows:

Subsequent to this meeting, there will be a referendum vote by the town  on December 13, 2022 , to approve the language of the Conservation Restriction.  

Link here to the Town Website to read the Conservation Restriction document upon which we will be voting or Click below:

https://citizensforeaston.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/conservation_restriction-bos_approved_9.15.22.pdf

CITIZENS FOR EASTON IS STRONGLY IN FAVOR OF THIS DOCUMENT. It will finally preserve the entire Town-owned South park property into perpetuity.

SOUTH PARK PROPERTY PRESERVED IN PERPETUITY!

Approximately 19 acres were purchased by the Aspetuck Land Trust. The remaining approx. 11 acres will be deeded with a permanent conservation easement approved by Town Meeting May 31, 2022. (Below)

Congratulations to all the Eastonites who worked together to make this happen!

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