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Stone Bridge plans for Cheshire-Southington line get close look from PZC

Stone Bridge plans for Cheshire-Southington line get close look from PZC- CHESHIRE More details about proposed commercial developments at Stone Bridge Crossing in the north end of Cheshire came into focus this week at a meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission.The Feb. 27 public hearing gave commissioners and the one.

cheshireherald.com - PZC Considers Compromise On Old Bishop Farm Barn

PZC Considers Compromise On Old Bishop Farm Barn- Like many rural estates in this community and around the state of Connecticut, Cheshire’s Old Bishop Farm has dwindled in size.While the property comprised approximately 300 acres a century ago, the farm now consists of 15 acres. Bishop’s current.

Ice cream shop explores zone change in Cheshire

Historic Cheshire farm looks to host weddings, other events

Building Committee takes first look at school locations in Cheshire

Permits approved for affordable housing development in Cheshire

cheshireherald.com - Building Committee Takes First Look At School Locations

Building Committee Takes First Look At School Locations- Cheshire’s School Building Committee met three times in December of 2022, foreshadowing a busy 2023 for the group that is responsible for overseeing the building of two new elementary schools in town.The group’s initial meeting of Dec. 5 saw new.

Neighbors question impact of affordable housing plans in Cheshire

cheshireherald.com - Neighbors Question Impact Of Affordable Housing Proposal

Neighbors Question Impact Of Affordable Housing Proposal- At its meeting on Nov. 28, Cheshire’s Planning and Zoning Commission heard for the first time details of a proposed new housing development called Jack’s Farm, as well as from half a dozen neighbors who voiced various concerns about the possible.

cheshireherald.com - Town Continues To Weigh Cannabis Options

Town Continues To Weigh Cannabis Options- Despite joining 19 other states that have formally legalized recreational cannabis for adults back more than two years ago, Connecticut laws regulating the details of cultivation, retail sales, and distribution continue to evolve.State officials are.